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Stamp Duty Calculator

Estimate stamp duty and registration costs for a property purchase. Use state presets or enter custom rates.

Property & Duty Rates

₹5.00 L₹5.00 Cr

Indicative rates only — confirm with your local sub-registrar.

1%12%
0%3%
0% pts3% pts

Total Stamp + Registration

₹3,00,000

Stamp Duty (5%)₹2,50,000
Registration₹50,000
Property + Closing₹53,00,000

About Stamp Duty Calculator

Estimate stamp duty and registration so closing costs do not surprise you when you buy property in India. Rates are state-oriented and indicative.

What stamp duty is

Stamp duty is a state tax on property transfer documents. Registration fees record the deed. Some states offer concessions (for example women buyers) — confirm on the official portal.

How this calculator helps

Pick a state preset or enter rates, then property value. Review duty plus registration estimates before you finalise cash needs alongside down payment.

Limitations

Circle rates, instrument type, and local rules decide the actual bill. GST on under-construction homes is separate from stamp duty.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is stamp duty on property?
Stamp duty is a state tax on property transfer documents. Rates vary by state, property type, and sometimes buyer category.
Are the state presets exact?
They are indicative averages for planning. Always confirm current slabs with your local sub-registrar or a property lawyer.
What is registration fee?
Registration fee is charged to record the sale deed. It is usually a percentage of property value or a capped amount, depending on the state.
Do women buyers get a rebate?
Some states offer lower stamp duty for women owners. Enter any rebate percentage points that apply in your state.
Is GST the same as stamp duty?
No. GST may apply on under-construction homes from builders; stamp duty applies on conveyance. Rules differ by project stage.