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Vijay Kedia says long-term capital gains tax should be abolished for nation building. Here’s whyAce investor Vijay Kedia has urged the government to abolish long-term capital gains (LTCG) tax on listed equities, stating that long-term ...- Sebi to auction 30 properties of Rose Valley group worth Rs 409 crore in JuneMarkets regulator Sebi on Thursday said it will auction 30 properties of Rose Valley group of companies on June 27 at a reserve price of Rs...
- Actor Bhuvan Bam buys Greater Kailash property for Rs 11 croreThe 180 sq metre bungalow is near to the previous home of Bam family and he has paid Rs 77 lakh stamps duty for the transaction. According ...
- Mumbai property market record-setting spree continues, reports best November everThe country’s commercial capital has witnessed registration of over 9,573 property transactions led by mid-income and premium residential s...
- Karnataka: Sub-registrar office timings extended as property buyers queue up ahead of guidance value hikeProperty buyers are rushing to sub registrar's offices after Karnataka announced increased the guidance value of immovable properties as mu...
- Global prime property prices up 8.2% on average in Q2, Indian cities decline marginally: ReportAccording to the analysis, 35 global cities witnessed an on-year rise in prime residential prices in the second quarter of 2021. Around 13 ...
- FTSE 100 flat as losses in bank, energy stocks offset gains in minersAfter gaining as much as 0.52%, the blue-chip index FTSE 100 ended 0.03% lower, with banks being the biggest drag.
- Stamp duty reduction likely to improve homebuyers' sentiment: Magicbricks Consumer PollProperty registration and stamp duty charges range between 5%-9% on an average across the country and add significantly to the overall cost...
- Realtors look forward to Akshaya Tritiya amid Covid-19, lockdownThe second wave of COVID-19, which has hit India is causing a wide surge of infections. Several parts of India are already under strict res...
- Private sector DFIs may get 5-year tax holidayThe cabinet on Tuesday approved the National Bank for Financing Infrastructure and Development (NaBFID) — the state-run DFI proposed in the...
- British FM Rishi Sunak to raise business tax to pay for COVID-19 supportAccording to the report, at least 1 pence is set to be added to the bill for business from this autumn, at a cost to business of 3 billion ...
- Mumbai: Property registrations continue to break records, at all-time high in DecemberET had reported on December 18 that the performance in December had already broken all the monthly records in just the first half of the mo...
- Air India crew now face call of duty on holidaysIn an advisory issued on September 1, Air India asked cabin crew to carry a complete set of uniform and all mandatory documents that they c...
- Four-month relief on stamp duty hike to homebuyers in NoidaHomebuyers whose papers are cleared by the Noida Authority before April 1 will get a four-month extension to get their properties registere...
- Realty sector wants tax reliefs, regulator from BudgetA tax holiday for affordable housing and an exclusive regulator are among the demands of the real estate sector from Budget 2010-11.
- Waiting for the new tax codeLet us now wait for the tax code — with hopes for a less taxing life.
- Slowdown-hit real estate bets big on BudgetHaving been hit the hardest by the economic downturn, embattled realty majors are betting big on the forthcoming Budget, to be presented on...
- Budget 2009: Govt should provide stimulus to real estate sectorIn summary, the above measures would go a long way in providing much needed succour to the Indian real estate sector in these difficult tim...
- Brown to introduce 15 billion pound package to end UK economic slumpBritish Prime Minister Gordon Brown is planning urgent tax cuts in a 15-billion-pound package of measures to combat the economic slump in t...
- Budget 2008 - Great ExpectationsHere's a look at the goodies that broking houses expect the finance minister to provide for various sectors.
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