Yes, the value of a house can depreciate over time, similar to other assets. The rate of depreciation can vary depending on several factors, including:
The physical structure of a house tends to depreciate due to wear and tear from everyday use, and the presence of outdated technology like plumbing and electrical systems. However, newer houses tend to depreciate more slowly than older homes, and many physical depreciation factors can be offset with improvements over time.
The land a house is built on usually appreciates in value over time because land is limited in supply and demand increases with population growth.
Other factors that can affect a house’s value include maintenance, location, amenities, geography, and market conditions.
Old houses have unique architectural features and historical charm, adding value to the property. Old houses have lower purchase prices compared to newer homes. There will always be an opportunity for increased market value through strategic renovations.
Calculating 10% of the premium, i.e. Rs 10,000. Since the premium of Rs. 40,000 exceeds 10% of the sum assured, the maturity proceeds from the insurance policy are taxable and do not qualify for exemption under Section 10(10D) of the Income Tax Act.
Old houses have unique architectural features and historical charm, adding value to the property. Old houses have lower purchase prices compared to newer homes. There will always be an opportunity for increased market value through strategic renovations.
A broker is a person or company that acts as an intermediary between a buyer and a seller to organize and execute financial transactions. Brokers can work with many types of assets, including stocks, real estate, forex, and insurance. They may also provide market data and advice on products
Amount received from a life insurance policy is exempt from taxes as long as the premiums paid on the policy does not exceed 10% of the sum assured. However, there have been instances of taxpayers exploiting this exemption by investing in policies with high premium contributions and claiming higher tax exemptions.
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