If you are wondering how many residential properties you can own? Well, legally speaking, there are no restrictions on owning more than one house property. Today, owning multiple house properties is fast catching up with the urban population and thu
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All about Capital Gain exemption under section 54 & 54 F and its applicability under various circumstances:- If an individual transfers any long term capital asset and plans to reinvest the sale proceeds in a new residential house property the
Roti, Kapda aur Makan, are 3 basic needs of a common man, out of which buying a Makan is one of the common dreams of every Indian. Time and again various representations have been
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This provision is applicable on transfer of immoveable property of Rs. 50 lacs or more. It requires TDS to be deducted at 1% of the price being paid by the purchaser of an immoveable property, irrespective of quantum of capital gains. If the seller d