Stamp Duty Calculator India — All States Registration Charges
Calculate stamp duty and registration charges for property purchases across all Indian states. Compare rates for men women and senior citizens.
Stamp duty rates in India vary significantly by state ranging from 4% in Andhra Pradesh to 8% in Kerala. Many states offer reduced rates for women buyers (typically 1-2% lower) as an incentive for female property ownership. Registration charges are additional ranging from 0.5% to 2% of property value. Understanding these costs before buying prevents budget surprises at the registration office.
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Key Information
| Parameter | Details |
|---|---|
| Maharashtra Stamp Duty | 6% (5% for women in some areas) |
| Karnataka Stamp Duty | 5.6% (5% for women) |
| Delhi Stamp Duty | 6% (4% for women) |
| Registration Charges | 0.5% - 2% (varies by state) |
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Which state has the lowest stamp duty in India?
Andhra Pradesh has one of the lowest stamp duty rates at 5% while Karnataka charges 5.6% and Tamil Nadu charges 7%. Several states offer reduced rates for women buyers: Delhi charges only 4% for women versus 6% for men. Rajasthan offers 4.75% for women versus 6% for men. Buying property in a woman family member name can save 1-2% of property value.
How to save on stamp duty in India?
Register in a woman name to get reduced rates in most states (saves Rs 50000-200000 on a Rs 50 lakh property). Check for festive season or government rebate schemes. Some states offer reduced rates for properties below certain values. PMAY beneficiaries may get stamp duty concessions in some states. Joint registration with a woman co-owner can also qualify for the lower rate.
Is stamp duty tax deductible in India?
Yes stamp duty and registration charges paid on a residential property are eligible for deduction under Section 80C up to Rs 1.5 lakh in the year of payment. This is a one-time benefit available in the year you register the property. Claiming this deduction along with home loan interest under Section 24 maximizes your tax savings from property purchase.
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Last updated: March 2026