Stamp Duty and Registration Calculator
Stamp duty and registration are paid in cash on top of the price, and a home loan does not usually cover them. Pick your state, where the home is and who is buying, and the calculator shows each charge, the total and what it adds to the price. Rates are read on each state's own website; any rate we could not confirm, you enter.
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On a home in Delhi bought by man (or men) for ₹60,00,000, the stamp duty, registration fee and pasting charge come to ₹4,20,100, or 7% of the price, so the home costs ₹64,20,100 in all.
A state is listed once its rates have been read on the state's own website.
Some states charge women buyers less. A rate for women and men buying together is used only where the state states one.
Duty is charged on this value when it is higher than the agreement value. Leave at 0 if it is not higher or you do not know it.
Total charges
₹4,20,100
7% of the price
Stamp duty
₹3,60,000
at 6%
Registration fee
₹60,000
at 1%
Pasting charge
₹100
fixed charge
Charged on
₹60,00,000
agreement value
Price plus charges
₹64,20,100
cash and loan together
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Delhi: verified rates
- Verified on Revenue Department, Delhi: property registration, 22 October 2026.
- Verified on Indian Stamp (Delhi Amendment) Act, 2007, Schedule 1-A Article 23 (India Code), 22 October 2026.
In force from: not stated in the source.
- Check with the Sub-Registrar for properties above ₹25 lakh.
- For a woman and a man buying together, the Indian Stamp (Delhi Amendment) Act, 2007 applies the women's lower stamp duty only to the share the woman holds; how the transfer duty is split is not stated. Enter the combined rate the Sub-Registrar gives you.
Rates change; check with the Sub-Registrar before you pay.
Stamp duty and registration
₹4,20,100
- What it is:
- A calculator for the one-time government charges on buying a home in India.
- What it calculates:
- Stamp duty, any surcharge or cess, the registration fee, their total and the total as a percentage of the price.
Key Assumptions
- Each charge is a flat percentage of the value, by area and buyer where the state's page sets them.
- Listed states' rates come from the state's official pages or Acts (verified for Maharashtra, Delhi, Uttar Pradesh and Gujarat); a rate that could not be confirmed is left for you to enter.
- A women's concession is applied only where the state's page states it; a rate for women and men buying together is never averaged.
- Legal fees, brokerage, GST on under-construction homes, society transfer charges and loan fees are not included.
How does the Stamp Duty Calculator work?
Stamp duty and registration are set by each state, not by the Centre, and states change them from time to time. Some charge women buyers less, some charge by area (municipal or Gram Panchayat), some add transfer duty, additional duty or a cess, and some cap the registration fee. Each part is shown separately.
Rates for Maharashtra, Delhi, Uttar Pradesh and Gujarat were verified on the state's official page or Act on 22 October 2026. Rates for Tamil Nadu, Telangana, West Bengal and Karnataka's registration fee come from the official pages cited in our research, shown as their source. Where a part could not be confirmed, the calculator leaves it blank for you to enter rather than assuming 0. For other states, enter all the rates yourself.
Many states charge duty on the government guideline value (also called the circle rate or ready reckoner rate) when it is higher than the price in your agreement. If yours is, enter it, and the calculator charges duty and registration on the higher of the two.
Stamp duty, transfer duty, additional duty and any cess are the value times their rates. Registration is the value times its rate, reduced to the cap or raised to the minimum where the state sets one, plus any fixed charge.
The total is shown in rupees and as a percentage of the agreement price, which is the figure to plan your cash around.
Stamp Duty Calculator formula
V = max(A, G); Total = V x (d + t + a + c) + min(V x r, Cap) + F
- A
- = agreement value (the price you pay)
- G
- = government guideline or circle value, if entered
- d
- = stamp duty rate, as a decimal
- t
- = transfer duty rate, where the state lists one
- a
- = additional duty rate above a value threshold (e.g. West Bengal above ₹1 crore)
- c
- = cess rate, where your area levies one
- r
- = registration fee rate, as a decimal
- Cap
- = maximum registration fee, where your state sets one
- F
- = fixed charge, e.g. Delhi's ₹100 pasting charge
Total as a share of the price = Total / A x 100.
Stamp Duty Calculator: worked example
A ₹60,00,000 home in a Telangana municipal area with a guideline value of ₹65,00,000
- Charged on (the higher value)
- ₹65,00,000
- Stamp duty (5.5%)
- ₹3,57,500
- Transfer duty (1.5%)
- ₹97,500
- Registration fee (0.5%)
- ₹32,500
- Total charges
- ₹4,87,500
- Total as a share of the agreement price
- 8.13%
Stamp duty and registration by state
| State and area | Stamp duty | Women | Other duty | Registration fee | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Maharashtra: Municipal Corporation or other urban area | 5% | 4% | Metro cess where levied (rate not verified) | 1%, at most ₹30,000 | Verified: state website, 2026-10-22 |
| Maharashtra: Municipal Council, Nagar Panchayat or MMRDA rural area | 5% | 4% | Metro cess where levied (rate not verified) | 1%, at most ₹30,000 | Verified: state website, 2026-10-22 |
| Maharashtra: Other Gram Panchayat area | 4% | 3% | Metro cess where levied (rate not verified) | 1%, at most ₹30,000 | Verified: state website, 2026-10-22 |
| Karnataka | Enter your rate | Enter your rate | None listed | 2% | Source: https://igr.karnataka.gov.in/storage/pdf-files/RegistrationFee.pdf, 2026-10-22 |
| Delhi | 6% | 4% | None listed | 1% plus ₹100 pasting charge | Verified: state website, 2026-10-22 |
| Tamil Nadu | 7% | Same | None listed | 2% | Source: https://tnreginet.gov.in/portal/webHP, 2026-10-22 |
| Telangana: Municipal and other areas | 5.5% | Same | Transfer duty 1.5% | 0.5% | Source: https://registration.telangana.gov.in/readyReckoner.htm, 2026-10-22 |
| Telangana: Gram Panchayat area | 5.5% | Same | None listed | 2% | Source: https://registration.telangana.gov.in/readyReckoner.htm, 2026-10-22 |
| Uttar Pradesh: Notified development area (see the note below) | 5% | Same | Development stamp duty 2% | 1% | Verified: state website, 2026-10-22 |
| Uttar Pradesh: Other areas | 5% | Same | None listed | 1% | Verified: state website, 2026-10-22 |
| Gujarat | 4.9% | Same | None listed | 1% | Verified: state website, 2026-10-22 |
| West Bengal: Municipal, corporation or notified area (incl. Kolkata, Howrah, New Town) | 6% | Same | +1% above ₹1,00,00,000 | 1% | Source: https://wbregistration.gov.in/Stamp_duty.aspx, 2026-10-22 |
| West Bengal: Panchayat area | 5% | Same | +1% above ₹1,00,00,000 | 1% | Source: https://wbregistration.gov.in/Stamp_duty.aspx, 2026-10-22 |
Rates for a man buying, with the women's stamp duty alongside. "Verified" means the figures were confirmed on the state's official page or Act; "Source" means they come from that official page as cited in our research and have not been re-read by us. "Enter your rate" means the state's page did not let us confirm that figure, so the calculator asks you for it instead of guessing. The calculator shows each state's concessions, notification and in-force date.
Stamp Duty Calculator: frequently asked questions
Who sets stamp duty and registration fees?
Is stamp duty charged on the agreement price or the circle rate?
Do women pay less stamp duty?
Can stamp duty be added to the home loan?
Why does the stamp duty calculator ask me to enter a rate?
Further reading
How Indian lenders work out your monthly instalment, why the interest portion shrinks every month, and what actually changes the number.
What a lump-sum prepayment does to an Indian loan, the choice between cutting the tenure and cutting the EMI, and when it is worth doing at all.
Authoritative Sources
- Maharashtra: IGR Maharashtra: Schedule I of the Maharashtra Stamp Act (master copy, modified up to 13 July 2026)· verified 22 October 2026
- Maharashtra: IGR Maharashtra: registration fee table· verified 22 October 2026
- Maharashtra: The Maharashtra Stamp Act, Schedule I Article 25(b) (Law and Judiciary Department, text as on 1 January 2022)· verified 22 October 2026
- Karnataka: IGR Karnataka: registration fee notification· verified 22 October 2026
- Delhi: Revenue Department, Delhi: property registration· verified 22 October 2026
- Delhi: Indian Stamp (Delhi Amendment) Act, 2007, Schedule 1-A Article 23 (India Code)· verified 22 October 2026
- Tamil Nadu: TNREGINET (Registration Department, Tamil Nadu): Duty and Fees· verified 22 October 2026
- Tamil Nadu: Tamil Nadu Government Gazette Extraordinary No. 147 (G.O. Ms. No. 77)· verified 22 October 2026
- Telangana: Registration and Stamps Department, Telangana: ready reckoner· verified 22 October 2026
- Uttar Pradesh: IGRSUP (Stamp and Registration Department, Uttar Pradesh): e-Calculator· verified 22 October 2026
- Uttar Pradesh: IGRSUP: Ready Reckoner of stamp duty and fees (Article 23, conveyance)· verified 22 October 2026
- Uttar Pradesh: IGRSUP: stamp duty on sale deeds and the 2% development duty· verified 22 October 2026
- Uttar Pradesh: IGRSUP: registration fee (notification of 13 February 2020)· verified 22 October 2026
- Uttar Pradesh: IGRSUP: women's stamp duty concession order (29 July 2025)· verified 22 October 2026
- Gujarat: Garvi (Revenue Department, Gujarat): stamp duty calculator· verified 22 October 2026
- Gujarat: Garvi (Revenue Department, Gujarat): registration fee calculator· verified 22 October 2026
- Gujarat: The Gujarat Stamp Act, 1958 (as modified up to 28 February 2026): Article 20(a) and section 3A· verified 22 October 2026
- West Bengal: Directorate of Registrations and Stamp Revenue, West Bengal: stamp duty· verified 22 October 2026
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Reviewed by Pradipta Ray, MBA (Finance) · Updated