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Everything a developer’s team does in NirmaanOne, from taking on a redevelopment to recognising revenue, explained in the order the work happens.
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Key concepts
- Unit areas and the chargeable areas: Carpet area (Mofa), RERA Carpet Area, Super Built-up AreaEvery unit carries up to three areas; two settings say which one money is worked out on: the chargeable area for buyers (what a Per Sqft price multiplies on a buyer's estimate) and the chargeable area for members and tenants (what a member's offer and an allottee's purchase are measured in).
- Project readiness and the RERA gateA project is ready to sell and collect once it has a promoter entity with books, the collection, RERA separate and operative bank accounts with their ledgers, and, when the organization requires it, a RERA registration whose validity covers today; bookings and allottee purchases wait for all of it, estimates only for RERA.
- Unit status lifecycle: available, reserved, allotted, held, booked, soldWhere a unit stands right now, from Available through the rehab path (Reserved For Tenant, Allotted) or the sales path (Reserved For Buyer, Booked, Sold), who moves it and what each status blocks.
- Payment plans: lumpsum, cadence, custom and construction-linkedA payment plan says how the buyer's total is collected: all at once, in equal installments on a cadence, on agreed dates, or as construction stages are achieved; it lives on the estimate as numbered versions, is finalized with the price for approval, and becomes the booking's schedule.
- TDS under section 194-IAWhen a flat's consideration reaches the threshold, the buyer withholds 1% of every installment and deposits it with the Income Tax department instead of paying it to the developer; NirmaanOne bills the buyer the full total, shows the expected TDS and what is payable in money, and books the withheld tax only when the buyer's deposit (Form 16B / 26QB) is recorded as a TDS credit.
- RERA accounts and the daily sweepEvery buyer payment enters the project's collection account; the bank sweeps it daily, the escrow share (70% under RERA 2016, or the project's own share) to the RERA separate account and the rest to the operative account. NirmaanOne mirrors the sweep as a Contra voucher per receipt the moment it clears, records certified withdrawals from the separate account, warns on receipts banked elsewhere and reports where the money stands; it never moves the money itself.
- Entitlement: existing carpet, entitled area, uplift, extra area and the splitThe area figures on an allottee's offer: the carpet they hold today, the area they are entitled to (typed, or filled from the project's uplift guidance or the allotted units), the extra area the allotted units give beyond it, and how the entitlement is split across the units to fix what each one charges for.
- Member offer (term sheet): benefits and charges, never nettedThe one live offer an allottee has on a project: the area they hold and are entitled to, the new units allotted, and the money on both sides, benefits the developer pays and charges the member pays, each with its own schedule and never set off against the other.
- Revenue recognition: policy, point in time vs over time, and revenue runsEach set of books carries an effective-dated revenue policy (framework, method, possession trigger, cost and brokerage treatments, judgement areas) chosen by the CA; a revenue run is the period close that computes every booking's and member offer's progress under it, recognises the catch-up revenue, cost of sales and brokerage, and posts the journals.
- Contract liability, contract asset and the transaction priceA booking's transaction price is the sum of its charges treated "With the unit"; while revenue is deferred, demands for those charges are credited to a contract liability (billed ahead of revenue), a revenue run debits it as revenue is recognised, and revenue recognised ahead of billing sits in the contract asset.
All chapters
- 1Set up the organization44 articles
- 2Take on a redevelopment25 articles
- 3Design the project22 articles
- 4Price it15 articles
- 5Tenant offers and allotments14 articles
- 6Sell51 articles
- 7Collect30 articles
- 8Pay out13 articles
- 9Cancel and refund8 articles
- 10Accounting, reports and revenue recognition53 articles
- 11Automate: workflows, documents and campaigns41 articles
- 12Administer: users, roles, settings, connections21 articles