Property Registration Stamp Duty (2024) and Its Influence on Homebuyers

Stamp duty in India is a crucial but often unfamiliar aspect of property transactions, serving as a tax and legal proof of property ownership under Section 3 of the Indian Stamp Act of 1899. Levied by state governments, stamp duty rates vary across states and depend on factors like property value, type, usage, and location. Typically ranging from 5% to 7% of the property's market value, stamp duty ensures legal ownership and prevents disputes. Calculating these charges can be done using online stamp duty calculators. Necessary documents for stamp duty payment include the sale deed, PAN card, address and identity proofs, and property documents. Paying stamp duty is essential for securing legal property ownership in India.

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