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You dint inform important thing while filing itr which option they need to select (let out property, deemed to let out or self owner ) while shwoing this rental income from their kids ?
60,000 is nearly $720 a month, and you said middle class living range on this amount?? then the place is a bargain for a single person, to live without any worries, this vie has more than 3 yrs, maybe things has changed lately, and you might need more than $1000 to live confortable!!
What’s the max rent I can claim? My max rent limit is 77k per month as per my salary. Nearly 9.2 lpa, can I claim the entire 77k per month? Also the actual rent-worth of the home is around 15k per month..
Hi Aditi. An excellent presentation, bravos. I’ve been working as a Lawyer in London since 1993 and have lived in the UK since 1968. I want to enjoy the rest of my days in my motherland hence genuinely considering Chandigarh to settle in. I’m looking to purchase a 2 bedroom home. Which part of Chandigarh would you suggest (low on crime, and no risk of rats or snakes getting into the property 🤣), a gated community property perhaps? Many thanks in advance.