As the Union Budget approaches, leaders from the real estate industry have voiced their expectations, focusing on measures to revive affordable housing, streamline regulations, and enhance market demand.
The upcoming union budget 2025-26 should focus on giving personal tax relief to common taxpayers by raising the basic exemption limit in the new tax regime from Rs 3 lakhs to Rs5 lakhs and reducing tax rates, suggests global consulting and professional services firm Ernst & Young India (
After taking office for a third consecutive term, the Modi 3.0 government has implemented several key initiatives in its first 100 days aimed at improving the livelihoods of farmers and the middle class.
Traders in Pakistan-occupied Gilgit-Baltistan have ramped up their sit-in protests at Sost Dry Port, demanding the implementation of court orders that stopped tax collection by customs officials, local digital media outlet Voicepk.net reported.
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman, taking part in the discussion on the consideration and passing of Finance Bill 2024, observed that her government has been taking several decisions to provide relief to the middle class on the personal tax income front.
The Chief Minister said that the Union Budget has once again failed to address the pressing issues that plague our country, particularly unemployment, poverty, and rising prices. Though the increase in the allocation for interest-free loans to states to Rs 1.5 lakh crore from the existing a
The industry leaders said that the continued capital expenditure-led growth, like spending on infrastructure, and housing will spur growth. The industry leaders further added that the budget also provides some degree of demand stimulus by giving certain tax reliefs, particularly the middle c
With the Union Budget for 2024-25 set to be tabled on July 23, the real estate sector pins renewed hope on the Modi 3.0 regime. Expectations are high for tax reliefs and other sentiment boosters.
Ministry of Finance posted on X, "Benefits in Personal Income Tax! Vide Finance Act, 2023, Section 87A of the Income-tax Act, 1961 has been amended to allow rebate to tax resulting in no tax liability to persons having income up to Rs. 7 lakh. (1/5) #PromisesDelivered"
Younis Haji Al Khouri, Undersecretary of the Ministry of Finance, said, "The new decisions aim to simplify the process of determining taxable income in addition to providing tax relief for intra-group transfer of assets or liabilities between members of the same qualifying group or when carr