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Real estate bill won’t be passed in ongoing winter session

Facing formidable opposition in the Rajya Sabha and persistent disruptions, the government has decided against moving the amended Real Estate (Development and Regulation) Bill in the current session and will seek to get it through parliament next year, said people aware of the development NEW DELHI The real estate bill, which had cleared all hurdles …

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Goods & services tax to help reduce property prices: Care Ratings

Currently, real estate developers pay various non-creditable taxes including excise duty, customs duty, entry tax, etc. on the procurement side MUMBAI: Ratings agency Care Ratings expects the implementation of Goods and Services Tax to result in reduction in property prices. Currently, real estate developers pay various non-creditable taxes including excise duty, customs duty, entry tax, …

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Maharashtra gets centre’s nod to set up real estate regulator

A major amendment is the proposed parity in the interest payable by allottee and developer in case of any default by either party. Three years after it announced the plan, Maharashtra has revived the proposal to set up a housing sector regulator and appellate tribunal. The state would complete the formalities to establish a Housing …

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Land bill unlikely to be brought in winter session

While Congress’s objections to the bill have now narrowed to three areas, Trinamool remains dead set against any government role in land acquisition. NEW DELHI: The contentious land bill, despite being significantly diluted, is unlikely to be brought before Parliament in the winter session with the joint committee of Parliament examining the legislation deciding to …

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