STAMP DUTY FOR REGISTRATION OF SALE DEED (BANGALORE JURISDICTION PROPERTIES)


STAMP DUTY, CESS AND REGISTRATION FEE FOR BANGALORE JURISDICTION PROPERTIES (as on 29.01.2019)

 FOR REGISTRATION OF SALE DEED:

PROPERTY SITUATED WITHIN THE LIMITS OF BBMP :


STAMP DUTY : 5.1% .       . . . . .  . .On the guideline value prescribed by the government  of Karnataka / market value mentioned in the Sale Deed, whichever is higher.


CESS : 0.5%                    . . . . . .  .  On the guideline value prescribed by the government  of Karnataka / market value mentioned in the Sale Deed, whichever is higher.

REGISTRATION FEE : 1%  . . . . . .  . On the guideline value prescribed by the government  of Karnataka / market value mentioned in the Sale Deed, whichever is higher.

PROPERTY SITUATED BEYOND THE LIMITS OF BBMP :

 STAMP DUTY : 5.15% .       . . . . .  . .On the guideline value prescribed by the government  of Karnataka / market value mentioned in the Sale Deed, whichever is higher.

CESS : 0.5%                    . . . . . .  . .On the guideline value prescribed by the government  of Karnataka / market value mentioned in the Sale Deed, whichever is higher.

REGISTRATION FEE : 1%  . . . . . .  . .On the guideline value prescribed by the government  of Karnataka / market value mentioned in the Sale Deed, whichever is higher.

 

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