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Approximate estimate. Stamp duty is charged on the higher of your price or the circle/guidance rate, and rates vary by state, buyer's gender, property type and area (urban/rural) — and change over time. Female/joint figures apply a typical concession where states offer one. Always confirm the exact current rate with your local sub-registrar.
Stamp duty and registration are paid on top of the property price, so factor them into your budget from the start. The charge is calculated on the higher of the sale price or the government's circle/guidance value. Many states offer a lower rate when the buyer is a woman — ask your sub-registrar whether you qualify.
Stamp duty is a state government tax you pay when a property is transferred to your name, calculated as a percentage of the property's value (or the government's circle/guidance rate, whichever is higher). Registration charges are a separate, smaller fee to officially record the sale.
Yes — each state sets its own stamp duty and registration rates, and they change from time to time. Many states also offer a concession when the property is registered in a woman's name. This tool gives a typical estimate; always confirm the current rate for your state.
No. Stamp duty and registration are paid on top of the property price, so budget for them separately — together they often add 5–10% to your total cost.
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