Stamp Duty, Registration Charges in Jaipur in 2024

Apart from the property’s cost, those looking to buy properties in Jaipur also have to pay a substantial amount as stamp duty and registration charges in Jaipur to get the title of the property transferred in their names. Let us find out how much money one has to pay in this regard.

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Stamp duty in Jaipur in 2024

Ownership type	Stamp duty as a percentage of the registered property value	Labour cess as a percentage of the stamp duty rate	Registration charge as a percentage of the registered property value
Man	6%	20% of 6%	1%
Woman	5%	20% of 5%	1%

Stamp duty and registration fee on main deeds in Jaipur in 2024

Document name	Stamp duty applicable		Registration fees
Acknowledgment	Rs.10		300/-
Administration Bond	2% on the amount of bond		300/-
Adoption	Rs.1000.		200/-
Affidavit	Rs. 50		300/-
Agreement	500 Rs.		300 /-
Developer Agreement (Sale power not given)	5% on market value		1%
Developer Agreement (Sale power)	5% on market value		1%
Loan Agreement	0.25% of Loan amount		1%
Agreement to sale without possession	3% of the total consideration		1%
Agreement to sale with possession (male)	5% of the market value of the property		1%
Agreement to sale with possession (female)	5% of the market value of the property		1%
Certificate or other document	One rupee for every one thousand Rs. or a part thereof, on the market value, of the Shares Scrip or Stock.		1%
Sale Deed (Conveyance Deed)	5% of market value		1%
Sale Deed (Female SC/ST/BPL)	5% of market value		1%
Sale Deed (Female other than SC/ST/BPL)	5% of market value		1%
Sale Deed (Disable 40% & above)	5% of market value		1%
Conveyence Deed Under SFS Scheme of Housing Board if the Stamp Duty paid as per rule in perpitual lease of this purpose	5% of market value		1%
Transferable development rights (TDR)	5% of market value of TDR equal to the market value of property whichever is higher		1%
Sale deed exceeding registration of a unit in 4 floors within multistory building 1 year from first			1%
Sale deed of a unit in multistory building exceeding 4 floors within 2 years from first registration		5% of market value	1%
Sale deed of a unit in multistory building exceeding 4 floors within 3 years from first registration		5% of market value	1%
Sale deeds by sponsoring body to private university		5% of market value	1%
Sale deed issued by Private developer, Dev.Auth., Raj. Housing Board, UIT and Municipality, Ricco under Chief Minister Jan Awas Yojna – 2015 in favor of person of EWS.		5% of the market value of property	1%
Sale deed issued by Private developer, Dev.Auth., Raj. Housing Board, UIT and Municipality, Ricco under Chief Minister Jan Awas Yojna – 2015 in favor of person of LIG.		5% of the market value of property	1%
Copy or extract (i) if the original was not chargeable with duty or if the duty with which it was chargeable does not exceed 1 Rs.		Rs.3	100 Rs.(copying Fees)
Order of land use change under the Rajasthan Urban Areas (change of land use) Rules, 2010 or any other relevant rules.		5% of market value	1%
Order of conversion of land under the Rajasthan Land Revenue (conversion of agricultural land for non-agricultural purposes in rural area) Rules, 2007 or any other relevant rules.		5% of market value	1%
Sale/Lease deed up to 325sqft carpate area house by ULB in favor of EWS family having income up to 5000 Rs. p.m.		5% of market value	1%
Sale/Lease deed up to `500sqft carpate area house by ULB in favor of LIG family having income from 5001 Rs. p.m. to 10000 Rs. p.m.		5% of market value	1%
Lease deed/Sale deed issued by Private developer, Dev.Auth., Raj. Housing Board, UIT, Ricco and Municipality under Chief Minister Jan Awas Yojna – 2015 in favor of person of EWS.		5% of the market value of property	1%
Lease deed/Sale deed issued by private developer, Dev.Auth., Raj. Housing Board, UIT, Ricco and Municipality under Chief Minister Jan Awas Yojna – 2015 in favor of person of LIG .		5% of the market value of property	1%
Mortgage Deed Government servant		0	0
(a) Mortgage Deed with possession		5% of consideration	1%
Mortgage Deed with possession (Female SC/ST/BPL)		5% of consideration	1%
Mortgage Deed with possession (Female other than SC/ST/BPL)		5% of consideration	1%
Mortgage Deed with possession (Disabled 40% & above)		5% of consideration	1%
(b) Mortgage Deed without possession		2% of amount secured	1%
(c) When a collateral or auxiliary or additional or substituted security or by way of further assurance for the above-mentioned purpose where the principal or primary security is duly stamped
For every sum secured not exceeding Rs. 1,000/-		Twelve Rs.	1%
and for every Rs. 1,000/- or part thereof secured in excess Rs. 1,000/-.		Twelve Rs.	1%
Mortgage for Agriculture purpose		5% of amount secured	0
Mortgage Deed in f/o any financial institution, bank or coperative society loan for construction or purchase of house/flat or making addition/ alteration executed by war widow		2% of loan amount	1%
Mortgage of a crop		Rs. 2/-	300/- Rs.
Partition (Non-Ancestral)		5% of market value	1%
Partition (Ancestral property)		5% of market value of the separated share or shares	1%
Partition deed of ancestral Agricultural land		5% of market value	1%
Partnership-
(1) Instrument of partnership :-
(a) below 50,000/-		2000 Rs.	1%
(b) excess of Rs. 50,000/-, for every Rs. 50,000/- or part thereof;		2000 Rs., subject to maximum duty of Rs. 10000	1%
(c) where such share contribution is brought in by way of only immovable property		5% on the market value of such property excluding the part of the property equal to the share of the partner in partnership who brought that property.	1%
(d) where such share contribution is brought in by way of both immovable property and cash.		As per sub-clause (a) and (b) on the part of share contribution in the form of cash and as per sub-clause (c) on the part of share contribution in the form of immovable property.	1%
(2) Dissolution of partnership (a) where the immovable property is brought in by any partner as his share contribution at the time of constitution of the partnership and such property is taken by any other partner as his share on dissolution.		5% of market value of such property	1%
(2) Dissolution of partnership (a.a) where the immovable property is brought in by any partner as his share contribution at the time of constitution of the partnership and such property is taken by any other partner as his share on dissolution. If the partnership is between grandfather, grandmother, father, mother, brother, sister, son, daughter, grandson, granddaughter, husband and wife.		5% of market value of such property	1%
(b) where immovable property is acquired by the partnership after its constitution and such property is distributed among the partners on dissolution.		5% on the market value of such property excluding the part of the property equal to the share of the partner in partnership who takes that property on dissolution.	1%
(b.b) where immovable property is acquired by the partnership after its constitution and such property is distributed among the partners on dissolution. If the partnership is between grandfather, grandmother, father, mother, brother, sister, son, daughter, grandson, granddaughter, husband and wife.		5% on the market value of such property excluding the part of the property equal to the share of the partner in partnership who takes that property on dissolution.	1%
(3) Retirement of partner (a) where the partnership owns immovable property and the retiring partner takes no immovable property at the time of his retirement.		5% on the market value of the part of the immovable property of the partnership equal to the share of the retiring partner or partners in the partnership.	1%

Stamp duty for women in Jaipur in 2024

To promote property ownership among women, Rajasthan offers a lower rate of stamp duty in case an immovable asset is being registered under a woman’s name. While women pay 5% of the asset value as stamp duty in case of properties worth over Rs 50 lakh, they pay 3% stamp duty on properties that cost Rs 50 lakh or less.

See also: All about the Jaipur Development Authority (JDA)

Property registration fee in Jaipur in 2024

Irrespective of the gender of the owner, all buyers have to pay a 1% registration charge, for getting the title transferred in their names.

See also: All about DLC rate Jaipur

Jaipur stamp duty and registration charge calculation example

Suppose Anita bought a property worth Rs 50 lakh in Jaipur in 2021. She will have to pay 3% of the Rs 50 lakh as the stamp duty and another 1% of the property value as registration charge. She will also pay 20% of the stamp duty amount as the labour cess.

So, Anita’s total liability is:

Stamp duty = Rs 1.50 lakh

Registration charge = Rs 50,000

Labour cess = 20% of Rs 1.50 lakh = Rs 30,000

Total outgo = Rs 2.30 lakh

If Anita bought a property worth, say, Rs 1 crore, the stamp duty applicable on the registration will be 5% and the calculation will change as discussed under:

Anita’s total liability:

Stamp duty = Rs 5 lakh

Registration charge = Rs 1 lakh

Labour cess = 20% of Rs 5 lakhs = Rs 1 lakh

Total outgo = Rs 7 lakh

Stamp duty on property exchange among spouses in Jaipur

Before the Budget 2020-2021 presentation, a husband transferring property in the name of his wife had to pay a 1% stamp duty for the transaction. However, property transfers in the name of fathers, mothers, sisters, sons, daughters, daughters-in-law, grandsons or granddaughters in Jaipur, still attract 2.5% stamp duty.

Payment of stamp duty and registration charges in Jaipur

Apart from paying the stamp duty and registration charges physically and through designated banks, buyers in Jaipur can also make the payment through the official portal, http://epanjiyan.nic.in.

FAQs

What is the stamp duty rate for property registration in Jaipur?

The stamp duty rate for properties priced below Rs 50 lakhs is 4% for men and 3% for women. For properties costing more than Rs 50 lakhs, it is 6% for men and 5% for women.

What is the property registration charge in Jaipur?

The property registration charge in Jaipur is 1% of the property value.

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Sunita Mishra

An alumna of the Indian Institute of Mass Communication, Dhenkanal, Sunita Mishra brings over 16 years of expertise to the fields of legal matters, financial insights, and property market trends. Recognised for her ability to elucidate complex topics, her articles serve as a go-to resource for home buyers navigating intricate subjects. Through her extensive career, she has been associated with esteemed organisations like the Financial Express, Hindustan Times, Network18, All India Radio, and Business Standard.

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