Charges for a sale deed

G. Shyam Sundar writes on stamp duty and registration fee charges for a sale deed across States

August 08, 2016 11:47 am | Updated 11:47 am IST

The Stamp duty and registration fees charges for a sale seed vary in each State in India. The following are the charges prescribed in various States as on 31.12.2015:

Sl.NoSTATESTAMP DUTY CHARGESREGISTRATION FEES
1Andhra Pradesh5% of Market Value1% of Market Value
2Assam7% of Market Value (for female)8% of Market Value (for male)3% of Market Value (for ladies)4% of Market Value (for joint purchase – ladies and male)5% of Market Value (for male)
3Bihar5.7% of Estimated Minimum Value (for females) and 6.3% of Estimated Minimum Value (for males) in non urban areas8% of Estimated Minimum Value in certain urban areas1.9% of Estimated Minimum Value (for females) and 2.1% of Estimated Minimum Value (for males)
4Chhattisgarh6.25% on Guideline Value1% on Guideline Value
5Delhi (UT)4% of Circle rates (if purchaser is female) and 6% of Circle rates (if purchaser is male)1% of Circle rate
6Gujarat4.9% of Market Value or Consideration (whichever is higher)1% of Market Value or Consideration whichever is higher
7HaryanaIf Purchaser is male - 5% of Collector rate (outside MC areas) and 7% of Collector rate (in MC areas)If Purchaser is both male and female - 4% of Collector rate (outside MC areas) and 6% of Collector rate (in MC areas)If Purchaser is female - 3% of Collector rate (outside MC areas) and 5% of Collector rate (in MC areas)0.5% of Collector rate subject to a maximum of Rs.15000/-
8Himachal Pradesh4% of Circle rates (if purchaser is women) and 6% of Circle rates (if purchaser is male)2% of circle rates subject to a maximum of Rs.25000/-
9Jharkhand4% on value of the Deed3% on value of the Deed
10Karnataka5.6% of Market Value1% of Market Value
11Kerala6% of Fair Value of land or consideration (whichever is higher)2% of Fair Value of land or consideration (whichever is higher)
12Madhya Pradesh5% on Market Value Guideline0.8% on Market Value Guideline
13Maharashtra5% (Municipal Corporation areas), 4% (Municipal Council and MMRDA areas) and 3% (rural and other areas) – 1% Surcharge for all Properties except those located in Mumbai and Mumbai Suburban District1% of Guideline/Market Value subject to a maximum limit of Rs.30000/-
14Odisha5% of Benchmark value rate (ie market rate)2% of benchmark value rate (ie market rate)
15Puducherry (UT)10% on Guideline Value (for male) and 5 % on Guideline Value (for females provided the Property purchased should not be transferred within a period of 5 years)0.5% of Guideline value
16PunjabIf Purchaser is male - 6% of Collector rate (in rural areas) and 8% of Collector rate (in urban areas)If Purchaser is female - 4% of Collector rate (in rural areas) and 6% of Collector rate (in urban areas)1% on Collector rate (max Rs.200000/-)
17Rajasthan5% (favouring males) on DLC rates (ie market rates)4% (for females other than SC/ST/BPL and for any person with 40% and abve disability)3% (for females - SC/ST/ BPL)1% on DLC rates
18Tamil Nadu7% on Guideline Value1% of Guideline Value
19Telangana4% on Market Value0.5% on Market Value
20Uttar PradeshIf Purchaser is male – 5% of Circle rate (in rural areas) and 7% of Circle rate (in urban areas)If Purchaser is female - 4% of Circle rate (in rural areas) and 6% of Circle rate (in urban areas for Property valued upto Rs.10 lakhs) and 7% of Circle rate (in urban areas for Property valued more than Rs.10 lakhs)2 % of Circle rate (maximum Rs.10000/-)
21West Bengal5% (Panchayat area upto Rs.40 lakhs market value)6% (Municipal area upto Rs.40 lakhs market value)1% (additional stamp duty if it exceeds Rs.40 lakhs market value)Up to Rs.5000/- Rs.9/-Above Rs.5000/- 1.1% of Market Value

(The writer is a Chennai-based advocate and author of ‘Property Registration, Land Records and Building Approval Procedures Followed in Various States in India’)

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