Ready-to-move-in versus under construction apartments: Tax, GST and TDS differences explained

Beyond IT deductions, buyers must consider GST and TDS. Under-construction homes attract GST, while ready-to-move-in ...
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TDS vs stamp duty in property deals: Key differences homebuyers must keep in mind

TDS tracks seller’s taxable gains.Stamp duty secures legal ownership.Missing either leads to costly complications. When ...
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Sale of Property in India by a Non-Resident – Tax and TDS Provisions

Buyers of property from Non-Residents must deduct TDS under Section 195, with rates up to 30% for STCG and 20% for LTCG, emphasizing the importance of compliance to avoid ...

Does TDS on rent apply if a landlord’s total rent exceeds Rs 50,000?

If the rent payable by each tenant does not exceed the threshold of Rs 50,000, the tenants are not required to deduct TDS at the time of credit or payment of rent to the landlord ...
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Buying property from an NRI? TDS deduction is mandatory even if you take a home loan

Buying property from an NRI involves additional tax compliance beyond the usual documentation and payment process. Today's Ask Wallet Wise query decodes one of the most common areas of confusion for ...