Budget 2026 proposes PAN-based TDS reporting without TAN for resident individuals and HUFs buying property from NRI sellers from 1 Oct 2026—while Section 195 TDS logic and rates remain unchanged.
By Arosh John | Thane’s Trusted NRI Property Transaction SpecialistFounder – John Real Estate | Editor – Thanerealestatenews.com Selling property in India as an NRI comes with tax implications that can catch even the most informed sellers off guard. Post the Union Budget 2024, significant changes were introduced—particularly a shift to a flat 12.5% LTCG
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