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A fiscal stimulus
to the real estate sector will have manifold affect on 269 allied industries.
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Liquidity issue,
Industry status, Extension of the Sunset Clause of SEZ and restructuring of
realty sector loans amongst other policy changes, the real estate leaders list
down their expectations that can help boost the real estate sector.
·
The
industry has been demanding a restructuring of loans or a one-time roll-over in
case of the stressed assets at the options of banks.
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The
sector needs a one-time subvention scheme and restructuring of realty sector
loans
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The
sector has long been demanding a single window clearance mechanism
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The
government had introduced a sunset clause for SEZs in 2016. According to the
clause, only an SEZ unit that commences operations on or before March 31, 2020,
shall be eligible for an income tax holiday. Considering the challenges faced
by the real estate sector in the last couple of years, there is a need for the
government to extend the date and provide the required relief to SEZ units and
developers
·
The
government needs to push the well-capitalized NBFC’s to extend liquidity to the
sector and look at a resolution mechanism for the stressed NBFC’s and banks to
enable seamless credit flow for developers and homebuyers.
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The
additional tax benefit for home loan interest announced in the previous budget
now takes the tally to 3.5 lacs (Section 24 (b) & 80 EEA) for homes worth
45 lacs circle value. The same needs to be extended for homes costing upto Rs.1
crore to benefit the middle-class families residing in Metro cities
·
The
additional income tax benefit for home loan interest which was announced for
home loans sanctioned between Apr 19 – Mar 20 needs to be extended for a
minimum of 3 more years.
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he
period of exemption from levy of tax on notional rent, on unsold inventories,
needs to be extended to 3 years from 2 after receiving the Occupation
Certificate. This is keeping in mind the slow reduction in unsold inventory
levels and lackluster demand for real estate assets.
Latin Manharlal Group
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