Capital gains on a sale, GST on an under-construction purchase, or rental income across multiple properties — real estate tax has more moving parts than people expect.
Every property transaction has a tax angle — these are the ones people usually don't see coming.
Indexation benefits and exemption eligibility can significantly change what you actually owe on a property sale.
GST applies differently to under-construction versus ready-to-move property, and buyers are often unclear on the rate.
Buyers are required to deduct TDS on property purchases above this threshold — a step that's often missed until it causes a problem.
Income from several rental units needs to be clubbed and reported correctly, along with applicable deductions.
Reinvesting sale proceeds into another property can exempt capital gains — but only if specific conditions and timelines are met.
Ongoing construction projects carry their own GST and compliance obligations that differ from a one-time property sale.
Not sure which of these apply to you? Book a consultation and we'll walk through your specific situation.
Structure a sale, reinvestment, or rental portfolio to minimize capital gains tax, legally.
Registration and compliance for developers and builders on ongoing projects.
Income and other certificates often required as part of property transactions.
A quick estimate to get you started — for a precise number tailored to your situation, book a consultation
GST on Under-Construction Property: What Buyers Should Know — Why the rate differs from ready-to-move property, and what it means for your purchase.
Long-term capital gains benefit from indexation, which adjusts the purchase price for inflation and reduces your taxable gain. We calculate this precisely rather than estimating.
Yes — this is a buyer's obligation, not the seller's, and it's often missed. We can guide you through deducting and depositing it correctly.
Rental income from all properties needs to be clubbed together and reported, with deductions like municipal taxes and the standard deduction applied per property. We handle the full computation.
Potentially, under Section 54 or 54F, but there are specific timelines and conditions — including how many properties you already own. We'll check whether you qualify before you commit to anything.
Book a consultation and we'll walk through it together — clear next steps, no obligation. No pressure, no jargon, just a clear read on what applies to you.
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