Stamp Duty Value of Property - Everything You Need to Know

Discover everything you need to know about stamp duty value of property and how it affects your finances.
Loan Against Property
2 min
16 April 2024

Understanding the stamp duty value of a property is essential for both buyers and sellers as it plays a pivotal role in property transactions. This value is not just a determinant for the taxes payable to the government but also significantly influences the total cost involved in buying or selling a property. Being aware of the stamp duty value ensures transparency and helps in making informed decisions during property transactions.

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Stamp duty charges

Stamp duty charges vary across different states in India. Here are the stamp duty rates across a few states in India:

State Stamp duty charges
State Female Male
Maharashtra 5% 6%
Rajasthan 4% 5%
Gujrat none 4.90%
Uttarakhand 3.75% 5%
Himachal Pradesh 5% 5%
Arunachal Pradesh 6% 6%
Punjab 5% 7%


Remember, it’s important to check the prevailing rates in your state before proceeding with property transactions.

Registration charges

Similar to stamp duty, registration charges also vary from state to state. The table below outlines the registration charges for the states listed previously.

State Registration charges
Maharashtra 1%
Rajasthan 1%
Gujrat 1%
Uttarakhand 2%
Himachal Pradesh Female: 4% (till Rs. 80 lakh) and 8% (Above Rs. 80 lakh)Male: 6% (till Rs. 50 lakh) and 8% (Above Rs. 50 lakh)
Arunachal Pradesh 1%

 

Factors affecting stamp duty and registration charges

Numerous factors impact the stamp duty and registration charges, including:

  • Property location: Urban areas usually have higher rates than rural areas.
  • Property type: Residential properties often attract lower stamp duty compared to commercial properties.
  • Property age: Older properties may have lower stamp duty compared to newer ones.
  • Buyer’s gender: Some states offer discounts on stamp duty for female buyers to encourage property ownership among women.
  • Property market value: The higher the market value of the property, the higher the stamp duty.

Calculation method for stamp duty value of property

Typically, the stamp duty is calculated as a percentage of the higher value between the agreement value and market value of the property. For instance, if the stamp duty rate is 5% and the property value is Rs. 50 lakh, the stamp duty would be Rs. 2.5 lakh.

How to use stamp duty value calculator

Many platforms offer stamp duty calculators online. Simply input the property value, location, and type and the calculator will provide an approximate stamp duty amount. This tool can be incredibly useful when planning your finances around property transactions.

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Frequently asked questions

How is stamp duty value calculated?
Stamp duty is calculated as a percentage of the higher value between the agreement value and the market value of the property.
What are the documents required for stamp duty calculation?
Documents required include the agreement to sell, property registration document, and the circle rate of the area where the property is located.
Can stamp duty be paid online?
Yes, stamp duty can be paid online in many states in India through the state government’s official website or authorised banks.
Are stamp duty charges different for residential and commercial properties?
Yes, stamp duty charges can vary based on the type of property. Residential properties often attract lower stamp duty compared to commercial properties.
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