Stamp Duty

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DEFINITION

Stamp duty is a mandatory state government tax on property transactions. In India, rates vary from 3-8% of market or transaction value (whichever is higher). In Maharashtra (Mumbai/Pune), it is currently 6% in Mumbai municipal areas and 7% elsewhere, with 1% concession for women buyers.

Registration charges of 1% (up to ₹30,000) apply in addition. Stamp duty is also applicable on loan agreements at a lower rate (0.1-0.2% of loan amount). Stamp duty paid is eligible for Section 80C deduction up to ₹1.5 lakh.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

How much is stamp duty in Mumbai?
6% in Mumbai municipal areas (market/transaction value, whichever higher), plus 1% registration charges (capped ₹30,000). Women buyers get 1% concession.
Can stamp duty be included in the home loan?
Most lenders don't include stamp duty in the loan amount. Some offer separate facilities to cover these costs.
Is stamp duty tax-deductible?
Yes, under Section 80C up to ₹1.5 lakh in the year of payment, along with other eligible deductions.

WHY IT MATTERS

Stamp duty can add 6-7% to property cost in Maharashtra. Factoring this in prevents financial surprises during property purchase.

HOW NIHAL FINTECH USES IT

Nihal Fintech helps Mumbai and Pune clients understand applicable stamp duty rates, concessions, and total acquisition costs beyond the property price.

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