Stamp Duty Calculator — Know Property Registration Costs by State
Calculate stamp duty and registration charges for property purchase in any Indian state. Compare rates for male female and joint registration options.
Stamp duty and registration charges are significant additional costs when buying a property often adding 7-10% to the property price. These charges vary by state and some states offer reduced rates for women buyers. For example Maharashtra charges 6% stamp duty but only 5% if the property is registered in a woman's name. Understanding these charges upfront helps you budget accurately for your property purchase and can save lakhs by structuring the registration strategically.
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Key Information
| Parameter | Details |
|---|---|
| Maharashtra Stamp Duty | 6% (5% for women) |
| Karnataka Stamp Duty | 5% (3% for affordable housing) |
| Delhi Stamp Duty | 4% - 6% (based on gender and property type) |
| Registration Charges | 1% of property value (most states) |
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How much stamp duty for a Rs 50 lakh flat in Mumbai?
For a Rs 50 lakh property in Mumbai the stamp duty would be Rs 3 lakh (6%) for male registration and Rs 2.5 lakh (5%) for female registration. Registration charges add another Rs 30000 (1% capped at Rs 30000). Total additional costs would be Rs 3.30 lakh for male or Rs 2.80 lakh for female buyer saving Rs 50000 by registering in a woman's name.
Can I save stamp duty by registering in wife's name?
Yes many states including Maharashtra Rajasthan Delhi and Haryana offer reduced stamp duty rates for women buyers. Registering the property in your wife's name or as a joint owner with a woman as the first holder can save 1-2% of property value. On a Rs 1 crore property this saves Rs 1-2 lakh. However consider the legal implications of property ownership.
Are stamp duty charges tax deductible?
Stamp duty and registration charges paid for a residential property are eligible for deduction under Section 80C of the Income Tax Act up to the overall limit of Rs 1.5 lakh. This deduction is available only in the year of payment. For home loan borrowers this is in addition to the principal repayment deduction also claimed under 80C.
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Last updated: 24 March 2026