Estimate Registration Charges with the Stamp Duty Calculator

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Estimate Registration Charges with the Stamp Duty Calculator

Calculate stamp duty within seconds using the Houssed online stamp duty calculator. Simply select your state, gender, and property value to get an instant estimate.

State-specific estimate
Gender-based rate support
Instant stamp duty and registration view
Maharashtra
Male
10000000

Total

₹6,30,000

Stamp Duty
95.24%
Registration Charges
4.76%

Estimated Registration Cost

₹6,30,000

Stamp Duty 6.00% + Registration 1.00%

Stamp Duty₹6,00,000

6.00% applied on property value.

Registration Charges₹30,000

1.00% registration rate with applicable cap or fee.

Rate SummaryStamp Duty 6.00% + Registration 1.00%

Mumbai rates are used as the default estimate.

Disclaimer: The tool is for information purposes only. Confirming the same with the authority is advisable.

How Is Stamp Duty Calculated?

Stamp duty is calculated on the higher of the property's sale value or the circle rate (also known as ready reckoner or market value).

Formula:

Stamp Duty = (Higher of Circle Rate or Sale Value) x Stamp Duty Rate + Surcharge + Cess

Stamp Duty Calculation Example

DetailsValue
Property Value₹ 50,00,000
Circle Rate₹ 5,000 per sq. ft.
Stamp Duty Rate6%
Stamp Duty Payable₹ 3,00,000
Registration Charges₹ 50,000
Total Payable₹ 3,50,000

Factors Affecting Stamp Duty & Registration Charges

Buyer's Age

Senior citizens may receive concessions in some States.

Gender

Women buyers often get 1-2% stamp duty rebates.

Property Type

Commercial properties attract higher charges.

Location

Urban and municipal areas usually have higher rates.

Amenities

Premium amenities may increase stamp duty value.

Market Value

Fluctuations in circle rate directly affect charges.

Stamp Duty Charges - State-wise (India)

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StatesStamp duty ratesRegistration charges
Andhra Pradesh
5%
0.50%
Arunachal Pradesh
6%
1%
Assam
8.25%
Not specified
Bihar
Male to Female - 5.7%
Female to Male - 6.3%
Other cases - 6%
2%
Chhattisgarh
5%
4%
Delhi
Male - 6%
Female - 4%
1% + ₹100 (pasting fee)
Goa
Upto ₹50 lakh - 3.5%
₹50 - ₹75 lakh - 4%
₹75 lakh - ₹1 crore - 4.5%
Over ₹1 crore - 5%
3%
Gujarat
4.9% standard
3.9% (female)
1%
No charges for female
Haryana
For male - 7% (urban), 5% (rural)
For female - 5% (urban), 3% (rural)
1% upto ₹50,000
Himachal Pradesh
4% for female (till ₹80 lakh)
8% for female (above ₹80 lakh)
6% for male (till ₹50 lakh)
8% for male (above ₹50 lakh)
Not specified
Jammu and Kashmir
5%
Not specified
Jharkhand
4%
3%
Karnataka
5% (above ₹45 lakh)
3% (₹21-45 lakh)
2% (less than ₹20 lakh)
1%
Kerala
8%
2%
Madhya Pradesh
7.50%
3%
Maharashtra
Mumbai - 6% for male, 5% for female
Thane, Pune, Nagpur - 7%
1% (max ₹30,000)
Manipur
7%
3%
Meghalaya
9.90%
Not specified
Mizoram
9%
Not specified
Nagaland
8.25%
Not specified
Odisha
5% (male)
4% (female)
2%
Punjab
7% (male)
5% (female)
1%
Rajasthan
6% (male)
5% (female)
1%
Sikkim
4% + 1% (in case of Sikkimese origin)
9% + 1% (for others)
Not specified
Tamil Nadu
7%
4%
Telangana
5%
0.50%
Tripura
5%
Not specified
Uttar Pradesh
Male - 7%
Female - 6% (properties ₹10 lakh)
1%
Uttarakhand
Male - 5%
Female - 3.75%
2%
West Bengal
Upto ₹1 crore - 6%
Above ₹1 crore - 7%
1%

How to Reduce Stamp Duty on Property Purchases

  • Buy property in a woman's name to avail stamp duty concessions.
  • Opt for affordable housing projects under government schemes.
  • Choose joint ownership with women co-owners.
  • Consider properties in rural or non-municipal areas.
  • Claim tax deduction up to ₹1.5 lakh under Section 80C.

Ways to Pay Stamp Duty & Registration Charges

  • E-Stamping: Online payment through authorised portals.
  • Physical Stamp Papers: Mostly used for low-value documents.
  • Franking: Payment via authorised banks or franking agents.

How to Apply for a Stamp Duty Refund

  • Apply to the State registration department within the prescribed time.
  • Submit original agreement and cancellation deed.
  • Only stamp duty is refundable; registration fees are non-refundable.
  • Ensure all documents are complete to avoid delays.

Stamp duty and registration charges are unavoidable parts of property transactions. Rates vary by State, buyer profile, and location. With Houssed's Stamp Duty Calculator, you can estimate costs quickly and make smarter property decisions.

FAQs - Stamp Duty Calculator

Answers to common questions about using this tool and interpreting the estimate.

Yes, buyers can claim a deduction of up to Rs 1.5 lakh for stamp duty and property registration charges under Section 80C of the Income Tax Act, but only for the purchase of a new residential property and only if they opt for the old tax regime.

The stamp duty is usually paid by the buyer unless mentioned otherwise in the final sale agreement.

No, Goods and Services Tax (GST) and stamp duty are separate. GST is applicable on under-construction properties, while stamp duty is charged on the transfer of property ownership.

As per the Indian Stamp Act, 1899 and Section 17 of the Indian Registration Act, several real estate documents (such as sale deeds, lease deeds, gift deeds, and mortgage deeds) must be stamped and registered to be legally valid.

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