Indexation and the 2001 Base Year for Old Property
Most of the 'gain' on a decades-old family home is inflation, not profit — indexation and the 2001 base year exist precisely to stop you from being taxed on that inflation.
Claiming Cost of Improvement in Capital Gains Calculation
How renovation invoices, structural additions, and even brokerage fees quietly reduce the tax on a house sale — and why keeping receipts while you still live there is the whole game.
LTCG at 12.5% on Property After the 2024 Regime Change
A worked comparison of the 12.5% no-indexation route against the 20% with-indexation option, so property sellers can pick whichever actually leaves them with more money.
What 2026 Changed for NRI Property TDS and Gains
If you last checked NRI property tax rules a few years ago, the LTCG math has moved — here's the current 2026 picture in plain English.
Indexation Removed: What It Means for NRI Sellers
You bought your flat in 2006 and expected indexation to shrink your gain — now you're staring at a 12.5% no-index rate wondering if you're worse off.
NRI Capital Gains Tax on Selling Property in India
Before an NRI seller sees a single rupee from a property sale, TDS and LTCG rules quietly decide how much actually reaches their account.