The Maharashtra government has raised ready reckoner rates for FY26 after two years, with an average increase of 4.39% outside Mumbai and 3.39% in Mumbai. These rates determine minimum property prices ...

the stamp duty has to be paid according to the ready reckoner rate of the area. This forms the basis of calculating the seller's capital gains by the income tax department also. Even the buyer is ...

Starting April 1, property transactions in Maharashtra are expected to become more expensive, as the state government has announced an average increase of 3.89% in ready reckoner rates for the ...

By virtue of the tax treaty, capital gains on sale of mutual fund units is taxable only in the country of residence, and not in India." "This benefit of capital gains on sale of units not being ...

This ITAT ruling will impact all NRIs investing in Indian mutual fund schemes, as the capital gains earned will not be subject to taxation in India. ( FE Online) The Mumbai income-tax appellate ...

The fair market value as of Apr 2018 will have to be determined based on that year's stamp duty ready reckoner ... tax, they have the option to either pay 20% on indexed long-term capital gains ...