- Real estate developers in Noida and Greater Noida hope for industry status and address GST concerns in the upcoming budget
- They seek government support beyond fiscal incentives for transparency and efficiency
- Industry body CREDAI suggests tax incentives, improved tax structures, and single-window clearance policy to encourage investment
- Reforms such as lower income taxes, simplified tax legislation, and lower GST rates on building materials are expected to boost the real estate sector
- Experts emphasize the need for industry status, incentives for affordable housing, and innovative financing mechanisms
- Suggestions include 100% relief on GST for low and mid-income housing, reintroducing GST input credits, and increasing home loan interest exemption
- Tax slabs should be raised and the limit of affordable housing revised to improve housing accessibility
Source: a2ztaxcorp.com
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