Income Tax regulations concerning properties acquired in the name of a spouse indicate that tax obligations arise when a property is sold at a profit or when it is leased to a tenant. To mitigate these tax responsibilities, many individuals opt to purchase real estate in their spouse’s name.
During the festive season in India, consumer enthusiasm reaches a peak as celebrations bring an upswing in spending, often fueled by annual bonuses and a buoyant spirit. In line with this optimistic mood, many banks and financial institutions seize the opportunity to roll out special home loan offers aimed at attracting eager homebuyers.
WILL is by far the most accepted and popular testamentary document, which enables distribution of assets and wealth of the deceased testator (the person making the WILL) to designated beneficiaries. Technically every WILL carries the risk of being challenged in a court of law.
Commercial properties need strong security and safety measures to protect buildings and people. Good security helps prevent theft and damage while making employees and customers feel safe. Having these measures in place creates a secure space that boosts productivity and peace of mind. In this article, you’ll find important security and safety steps to help keep your commercial property safe for everyone.
Physical measures
Access control
In order to help Taiwanese businesses expand their markets in India, the Bureau of Foreign Trade (BOFT) has entrusted the Commerce Development Research Institute (CDRI) to implement WOW! Taiwan Project since 2017.
The Times of India
Shashank Gupta
