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Amiritha Varshini S

Amiritha is an SEO content writer at NoBroker with over 3 years in content marketing across PropTech, SaaS and EdTech. She writes guides on buying and selling property, turning complex rules into clear, simple steps backed by government and RERA sources.

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Section 54F of the Income Tax Act, 1961: How to Save Capital Gains Tax on Investments in 2026

The Indian taxation system is designed to ensure efficient revenue collection for the government’s functioning. Section 54F of the Income Tax Act offers an interesting investment benefit in a new house. However, taxpayers, especially those selling immovable properties like land or buildings, have expressed concerns about the...

Updated on February 9, 2026

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Section 50C of the Income Tax Act 1961: Key Tax Implications for Property Transfers in 2026

Section 50C of Income Tax Act 1961 defines the process for calculating capital gains from the sale of immovable properties. It specifies that if the sale price is lower than the stamp duty value, the latter will be considered for tax purposes. Have you ever wondered if...

Updated on February 9, 2026

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Capital Gains Tax on Sale of Agricultural Land: Rules, Exemptions, and Savings in 2026

Agricultural land is a crucial part of India’s economy, providing employment and food for the nation. If you’re considering selling your agricultural land, it’s important to understand the concept of capital gains on the sale of agricultural land. This refers to the profit earned from selling land,...

Updated on February 9, 2026

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Capital Gain Tax on Sale of Property: Tax, Key Rules, Rates, Calculation and Exemptions 2026

Capital Gain on Sale of Property refers to the profit you make when you sell a property for more than what you originally paid. This profit is called a capital gain. In simple terms, if you sell your property at a higher price than what you bought...

Updated on February 9, 2026

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Short-Term Capital Gains Tax: STCG on Shares, Mutual Fund and Property With Calculator 2026

As per the 2024 union budget, the tax rate for short-term capital gains is 20%. This has been increased from 15% to 20%. As citizens of India, we have to pay taxes. When you sell things like stocks or property and earn a profit, the government takes...

Updated on February 9, 2026

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