The income tax department permits joint owners of single house property to file the income tax return by simply using Form-1 (Sahaj) or Form-4 (Sugam). On 3 January, the taxpayers who had owned a house in joint ownership were debarred, and those who had paid Rs 1 lakh of electricity billed in a year or […]
Joint property owners can file income tax return using this forms.more
A property belonging to a tax assessee should be declared when filing income tax returns, even if it is a self-occupied or rented. Revenue from a property is a separate revenue head eligible for deductions based on whether the property is rented or self-occupied. Treatment of self-occupied property income in line with rules of income […]
Rules to be followed for filing ITR under self-occupied properties.more
By Abhay Shah, Realty Quarter Nearly all the public sector and private banks provide loan for potential rentals. With this component, the owners of a house can take advantage of a credit line based on the rent received on the house property. Eligibility criteria for Individuals: Anyone who owns a commercial or residential estate may obtain the benefits of this scheme. The property may be owned jointly or by a single owner. All owners will have to become loan applicants in the event of joint ownership. This loan scheme option is available for properties that have already been rented out or for which a lease contract has been concluded. Loan amount utilisation: The fund raised through the loan against potential rents can be used for any intent […]
How to get a loan on a let-out property? Eligibility, Interest rate, Tenure Explained:more By Abhay Shah, Realty Quarter The home loan lender requests you to send your income tax documents, such as copies of your income tax returns (ITR), in relation to your basic KYC papers (such as your proof of address and identity) and estate records (such as the chain of documents and land title deeds). […]
Benefits of submitting an ITR for availing a Home loan.more