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earlier LTCG was 10% with indexation benefit
Big News:- Centre makes revisions in LTCG indexation on real estate.
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Big relief for home buyers: Centre makes revisions in LTCG indexation on real estate. Details inside
In a big relief for home buyers, the government has amended the Long-Term Capital Gains (LTCG) regime for real estate, allowing taxpayers to choose between a lower tax rate of 12.5% without indexation or a higher rate of 20% with indexation for properties acquired before July 23, 2024, enabling individuals or Hindu Undivided Families (HuFs) to compute their taxes under both schemes and pay the lower amount.
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https://www.desidime.com/comments/permalink/10253645
this is not equity, real estate was 20% + indexation earlier also.
Maidm ji changed everything to 12.5% w/o indexation
Maidm ji changed everything to 12.5% w/o indexation
https://www.desidime.com/comments/permalink/10253640
its not a relief. to actually get benefit from 20% LTCG with indexation benefit, you will have to book LTCG after approx 10 years
https://www.desidime.com/comments/permalink/10253641
This is how it should be, New policy should not affect people who bought something considering the old policy.
At least now people can choose old vs new
https://www.desidime.com/comments/permalink/10254755
Then in that cas e, LTCG for equity should be 10% till JUl 23 2024 after than 12.5% na 
, if retrospective tax too be skipped.
Similaryly, STCG should be 15% for equity sole before Jul 23 2024,then 20%. Will govt. do that change?
, if retrospective tax too be skipped.Similaryly, STCG should be 15% for equity sole before Jul 23 2024,then 20%. Will govt. do that change?
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https://www.desidime.com/comments/permalink/10253727
kuch bhi ho bali to common people ki honi ha or usma bhi medium family 
https://www.desidime.com/comments/permalink/10253735
This acquired date clause is registration date, i assume, right?
https://www.desidime.com/comments/permalink/10253746
This is grey area. If you can prove that you made payment for the property before, still you can take the benefit.
Date of acquistion is basically date of possession. Which can occur even before registration.
In practical life, all these dates are highly manipulated and income tax is least bothered by these "small" things
https://www.desidime.com/comments/permalink/10253777
Excerpts fromthe article: "In the case of transfer of a long-term capital asset, being land or building or both, by an individual or HuF, which is acquired before the 23rd day of July, 2024, the taxpayer can compute his taxes under the new scheme [@12.5% without indexation] and old scheme [@20% with indexation] and pay such tax which is lower of the two."
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Actually the logic of LTCG that should be applied is (if you done the calculation you will know this)
a) for appreciation of property above 7% CAGR approx. 12.5% without indexation is better:)
b) for appreciation of property below 7% CAGR approx. 20% with indexation is better:)
but good that before July 23rd 2024 anyone can use any scheme of 12.5% or 20%.. which is a good move
https://www.desidime.com/comments/permalink/10254270
Bhai maine to half payment kar rakhi hai.. half bachi hai.
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Maidm ji changed everything to 12.5% w/o indexation