The Indian Union Budget 2024 introduced significant
changes to the capital gains tax structure, particularly benefiting the real
estate sector. Here’s an in-depth look at the key changes and their
implications:
1. Reduced Long-Term Capital Gains (LTCG) Tax Rate:
- New Rate: The
LTCG tax rate for real estate assets has been reduced from 20% to 12.5%.
Holding
Period: This reduced rate applies to real estate assets held for over 24
months.
2. Continued Indexation Benefit:
Indexation
allows the cost of acquisition to be adjusted for inflation, thus reducing the
taxable capital gains. This benefit continues under the new tax regime.
# New Tax Regime:
- Purchase Price: ₹18+ 2.6 = Rs.20.60 lakh
- Sale Year: 2018
- Sale Price: ₹60 lakhs
- Capital Gain: ₹20.6 lakh - ₹60 lakh = ₹40.6 lakh
- Tax Rate: 12.5%
- Tax Payable: 12.5% of ₹60 lakh = ₹5.07 lakh
Now I have to pay more.
5 Comments:
Good examples with clarification
Cess under new regime?
Cess under new regime?
What about properties bought before 2001
Is Cess also applicable in the new budget, if yes, then you need to add it to your pay-more number
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