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    Budget 2024: LTCG auditions for a new role in India realty show

    The proposal suggests that property held for more than 12 months be considered long-term assets, bringing this in line with equities and equity mutual funds, a person privy to the deliberations told ET. However, there may not be any change in the tax rates for both long-term and short-term capital gain. The long-term capital gains tax on property is 20% with indexation benefits to adjust for inflation.

    Union Power Minister R K Singh owns movable, immovable assets worth Rs 10.49 crore

    Union Power Minister R K Singh, seeking re-election from Arrah Lok Sabha seat, declared movable and immovable assets worth Rs 10.49 crore in his affidavit. His wife's assets amount to Rs 1.83 crore. Singh's nomination for the election was filed on Tuesday. In the affidavit, he disclosed his movable assets at Rs 96.13 lakh and immovable assets at Rs 9.53 crore, while his wife's movable assets stand at Rs 43 lakh and immovable assets at Rs 1.40 crore.

    3.5 kg gold, 85 kg silver, and a rifle: Maneka Gandhi declares assets worth Rs 97.17 crore

    Maneka Gandhi Assets: Maneka Sanjay Gandhi, an eight-time MP, has seen her assets grow by 43% over the last five years, as per the affidavit filed by her while filing nomination for the Sultanpur seat on a BJP ticket. Her total assets now amount to Rs 97.17 crore.

    Haryana: Naveen Jindal, wife declare assets worth nearly Rs 1,000 crore

    Naveen Jindal filed nomination for Kurukshetra Lok Sabha seat, declaring Rs 1,000 crore assets. No vehicle ownership. Wife Shallu, Jindal Steel and Power Limited chairman, MBA from University of Texas at Dallas. Gold, jewellery, agriculture land in Dadri. Non-agriculture land, income for 2022-23.

    LS polls: Rajnath Singh declares assets worth Rs 7.36 cr

    According to the affidavit, the 72-year-old senior BJP leader is an active user of social media platforms such as Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and YouTube. He also has a website. The Union minister does not own any vehicle, but has a revolver (with a purchase price of Rs 10,000) and a double-barrel gun (with a purchase price of Rs 10,000).

    Buying a home in Dubai? Do a FEMA reality check

    Navigating property purchases in Dubai can be a regulatory maze for Indians due to foreign exchange laws. Deals offering easy payment plans with instalments over years may violate FEMA. Regulations permit remittance of $250,000 per individual annually for property purchases abroad. However, transactions involving 'instalments' create obligations in foreign exchange, potentially breaching FEMA rules.

    The Economic Times
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