Stamp Duty Calculator
Calculate stamp duty and registration charges for property purchase in different Indian states.
Stamp Duty Calculation Results
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Charges Breakdown
| Charge Type | Amount (₹) | Percentage |
|---|---|---|
| Stamp Duty | ₹ 0 | 0% |
| Registration Fee | ₹ 0 | 0% |
| Other Charges | ₹ 0 | - |
| Total | ₹ 0 | 0% |
Stamp Duty Rates in Indian States
| State | Stamp Duty Rate | Registration Fee | Gender-based Concession |
|---|---|---|---|
| Maharashtra | 5% (Urban), 4% (Rural) | 1% (Max ₹30,000) | 1% less for women buyers |
| Delhi | 6% (Male), 4% (Female) | 1% (Max ₹30,000) | 2% less for women buyers |
| Karnataka | 5% (Urban), 3% (Rural) | 1% (Max ₹15,000) | 2% less for women buyers |
| Tamil Nadu | 7% (4% SD + 3% Transfer Duty) | 1% (Max ₹15,000) | 3% for women buyers |
| Gujarat | 4.9% (Urban), 4.9% (Rural) | 1% (Max ₹30,000) | 1% less for women buyers |
| Uttar Pradesh | 7% (Male), 6% (Female) | 1% (Max ₹20,000) | 1% less for women buyers |
| Haryana | 6% (Urban), 4% (Rural) | 1% (Max ₹15,000) | 2% less for women buyers |
| Note: Rates are subject to change. Please verify with local authorities for the latest rates. | |||
About Stamp Duty
Stamp duty is a tax levied by state governments on legal documents for making them legally valid. In real estate transactions, stamp duty is charged on property purchase documents.
What is included in property registration charges?
- Stamp Duty: Tax levied by state governments (varies by state)
- Registration Fee: Typically 1% of property value (capped in most states)
- Other Charges: May include transfer charges, processing fees, etc.
Stamp duty rates vary significantly across different states in India and may also depend on factors like property location (urban/rural), property type (residential/commercial), and buyer's gender.
Stamp Duty Saving Tips
How to Save on Stamp Duty?
- Register property in a woman's name (many states offer concessions)
- Check for stamp duty exemptions during festive seasons
- Look for properties in areas with lower stamp duty rates
- For joint ownership, ensure female co-owner to avail concessions
- Check if your state offers any stamp duty waivers for first-time homebuyers
- Some states offer lower rates for properties in rural areas