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We write about rules that change and figures that move, so getting something wrong is a question of when, not if. When it happens we would rather fix it in the open than quietly. This page explains how to flag an error and records the corrections we have made.
How to report an error
Email hello@nripropertyhub.com with the page, the specific claim you think is wrong, and, if you have one, a link to an authoritative source (an Income Tax Department, RBI or state government page carries the most weight). You do not need to be certain; if something reads as out of date or unclear, tell us and we will check.
What we do with it
We aim to acknowledge a correction report within a few working days and to verify it against primary sources before changing anything. If the point is right, we correct the page, update its "last updated" date, and, where the change is substantive rather than a typo, note it in the log below. If we conclude the original was correct, we will explain why.
A note on what counts as a correction
Fixing a genuine error of fact, a wrong rate, an out-of-date limit, a misstated rule, is a correction and is logged here. Routine updates, such as refreshing an illustrative price band or an exchange-rate default, are ordinary maintenance and are reflected in the page's update date rather than logged individually.
Outdated information
Not every fix starts with a reader. Tax and TDS pages are re-checked after each Union Budget and Finance Act, FEMA and RBI banking pages at least annually and whenever a relevant Master Direction is updated, and city price bands roughly twice a year. Anything we find out of date in those passes is corrected then, and the page's review date moves with it. Where a rule has changed but the authoritative detail is not yet published, we say so on the page rather than leave a stale figure standing unmarked.
Correction log
No substantive corrections have been logged yet. When we make one, it will appear here with the date, the page affected, and a short description of what changed and why.
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