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Now, income tax department to help you get home loan subsidy

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Instead of getting first-time home buyers to wait at bank branches for subsidised loans, the government is tapping into income tax data to identify potential beneficiaries. They will then receive a certificate from the department, which they can use to get a subsidised loan, sources told TOI.

from Times of India http://bit.ly/2TrcW2F

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