How much tax u have to pay if u sell Rs 30L flat? Pls suggest ways to save tax

Hello Finance experts!! I need advice on how can I save money on taxes while selling a property. I want to sell a property and invest it in another property near my family so it’s easy for me to handle the property. Example scenario. The flat I want to purchase is 50L and the property I am selling is 40L. What do I do in terms of Loans and the cash at hand to save the most?? Thanks in Advance

For people who lie in the 30% tax bracket, how do you save taxes? Do you suggest making a dummy rent agreement on your parents name to save HRA? Got to know that if monthly rent is more than 50K, the tenant has to pay TDS as well. How do you account for it? Any suggestions on saving taxes?

Any tax planning recommendations / tips / third party suggestions for someone earning ~25lpa ?

I am joining new org with 17LPA, I just got to know that my tax slab will be 30%. I never had to think about it for last 2 years because i was with 3.75LPA since 2 years when my career began. How should i start to reduce my taxable income? I watched various yt videos and spoke to some close acquaintances but im not able to understand how to proceed

Hi, I wanted to take community's advice on tax saving suggestions to opt for and plan my investments. This is what I have: CTC: 21L ( 19L Fixed , 2L variable pay in CTC ) 80C is covered, Currently I have 50L home loans. & Staying in rented house with 16k rent, Paying around 20k+ TDS. Where can I save? Plan me with total take home per month & tax regime to opt ?

What's you take on working ... Is it something that we don't get about the work or money? What's hidden here from us who are earning for their survival and hoping to become Crorepati/Millionaire with the job... Please share your take here for us all 🙏

Hey folks People who are earning 45-50 lacs salary ( in cash ) how much tax are you paying? Which regime did you choose? What are you doing to save taxes ? I really want to save on taxes so looking out for some suggestions from amazing people of this community. 😀

I recently received an offer from a early stage startup. But they told that that pay in contractual basis. when asked about the reason they told that it helps the company and employees to save tax. How does it work? will it affect my future employment if I take this job? like if I join some other company will they accept that I was actually working fulltime. The role is fulltime, but only the money transaction will happen as contractual.

I have always been very intrigued about managing my own finances, never hired a CA till now. But every year when the tax return filing time comes I run into the same thought - Am I paying too much taxes, is there a way to plan it better? wanted to get some information on how are you guys managing your taxes. - Do you guys have a dedicated CA? does hiring a CA helps? - How do you plan your finances? investing/Saving/restructuring to avoid paying the maximum taxes? - Some people setup a side business to set off some recurring losses/expenses to some extent. Does that work in long term? - In terms of wealth generation, what is your strategy? How much you are able to invest? What assets are good in your POV? P.S. - Before someone comes up with you need to pay taxes so India can grow. I understand your POV but IMO, I am not able to get the benefits/infra in return, but I with all my heart believe in India’s growth story.

Are there any legit ways to save tax once you cross that salary where saving from 80c, 80d is not of much use? I know home loan is one option but are there better ways?