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Stamp duty and registration calculator for India

Residential purchase, rates read on 14 October 2026 at each state's official source: 7 states and union territories computed.

In short

On a ₹50 lakh home, stamp duty and registration come to ₹5,00,000 in Kerala, ₹3,50,000 in Odisha and ₹2,60,020 in Chandigarh, and stamp duty alone to ₹3,00,000 in Mumbai (with the 1% metro surcharge). Duty is charged on the higher of the price and the state's reference value (guidance value, circle rate, ready reckoner). Payotte computes only the states whose rates it could read at an official source; for the others, check the state's registration department.

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Value charged₹50,00,000
Rate appliedGeneral rate
Stamp duty₹4,00,000
Mumbai metro surcharge—
Duty as a share of the value8%
Registration fee₹1,00,000
Fixed fees—
Total of the lines above₹5,00,000

The table says it is "for informational purposes only"; no surcharge or cess appears in it.

Sale deed of a residential property by an individual. Not covered: concessions other than those named, agreements for sale, gifts, leases, GST on under-construction property, TDS, brokerage and legal fees. The reference value is set by the state for each locality: look it up on the state's portal.

Stamp duty and registration at three prices

State or union territory₹25 lakh₹50 lakh₹1 crore
Chandigarh₹1,35,020₹2,60,020₹5,10,020
Kerala₹2,50,000₹5,00,000₹10,00,000
Maharashtra≥ ₹1,50,000≥ ₹3,00,000≥ ₹6,00,000
Odisha₹1,75,000₹3,50,000₹7,00,000
Puducherry₹2,87,500₹5,75,000₹11,50,000
Rajasthan≥ ₹1,75,300≥ ₹3,50,300≥ ₹7,00,300
Uttarakhand₹1,50,000₹2,75,000₹5,25,000

General rate, price above the reference value. Maharashtra: Mumbai, stamp duty and metro surcharge only (registration fee not read: « ≥ »). Rajasthan: before the surcharge announced on the rate sheet, not confirmed for sale deeds (« ≥ »).

The rates, state by state

Chandigarh (Deputy Commissioner, Chandigarh Administration)

Stamp duty 5%; registration fee 1%, at most ₹10,000; pasting fee₹20. Charged on the higher of the price and the collector rate. The rate sheet is undated.

Kerala (Registration Department, Government of Kerala)

Stamp duty 8%; registration fee 2%. Charged on the higher of the price and the fair value. The table says it is "for informational purposes only"; no surcharge or cess appears in it.

Maharashtra (Inspector General of Registration and Controller of Stamps, Maharashtra)

Stamp duty 5% of the market value in a Municipal Corporation, Municipal Council or Nagar Panchayat area, 4% in a Gram Panchayat area; plus 1% metro surcharge in Mumbai (BMC). Reference value: Annual Statement of Rates (ready reckoner). Registration fee not computed: no official table of fees could be read (the IGR portal refuses connections from outside India). A 1% reduction for women buyers (order of 31 March 2021) was read only in an editor's note: it is not applied.

Odisha (Inspector General of Registration, Odisha)

Stamp duty 5%; registration fee 2%. Charged on the higher of the price and the market value. The fee page is undated; a concession for women buyers was not read and is not applied.

Puducherry (Registration Department, Government of Puducherry)

Stamp duty 10% (5% for a woman buyer, woman buyer permanently residing in the territory); registration fee 1.5%. Charged on the higher of the price and the guideline land rate (GLR). The page is undated.

Rajasthan (Department of Registration and Stamps, Rajasthan)

Stamp duty 6% (5% for a woman buyer); registration fee 1%; scanning fee₹300. Charged on the higher of the price and the market value (DLC rate). The rate sheet announces a surcharge on stamp duty ("10+20 = 30%"; 20% in the 2019 version) without confirming that it applies to a sale deed: it is not included.

Uttarakhand (Stamp and Registration Department, Uttarakhand)

Stamp duty 5% (3.75% for a woman buyer, up to ₹25 lakh); registration fee 2%, at most ₹25,000. Charged on the higher of the price and the circle rate. For a woman buyer above ₹25 lakh the text reads "upto 25 lakh there after 5 %": whether the reduced rate covers the first ₹25 lakh only is not settled; the general 5% is shown as an upper limit.

Not computed

Andhra Pradesh, Bihar, Delhi, Goa, Gujarat, Haryana, Karnataka, Madhya Pradesh, Punjab, Tamil Nadu, Telangana, Uttar Pradesh, West Bengal and the other states and union territories: their registration departments' rate pages could not be read (their portals refuse connections from outside India). Payotte publishes no figure it has not read at the source: check the rate with the state's Inspector General of Registration or sub-registrar office.

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