Understanding Stamp Duty Charges is crucial for individuals and businesses involved in property transactions. As a form of tax imposed on various property-related documents, such as sale deeds, lease agreements, and mortgage deeds, Stamp Duty regulations directly impact buyers, sellers, and investors.

Stamp Duty and Registration Charges in Karnataka 2022-23

In Karnataka, stamp duty rates are determined by property valuations. The stamp duty rate is 3% for properties valued at INR 45 lakh, 2% for properties valued below INR 20 lakh, and 5% for properties valued at over INR 45 lakh. Additionally, there is a 1% registration charge.

In specific areas like BBMP, BMRDA, and villages, an additional cess of 10% of the stamp duty is applicable. BMRDA and other surcharges amount to 3% of the stamp duty, while surcharges for BBMP and Corporation are set at 2% of the stamp duty.

When entering into agreements for selling properties with possession, there is a fee of 5% of the current market price. For properties without possession, the charge is 0.1% of the market price, with a minimum of INR 500 and a maximum of INR 20,000. Agreements related to title deed deposits incur a fee of 0.1% of the property's market price.

How to Pay Stamp Duty in Karnataka

To pay Stamp Duty and Registration Charges in Karnataka online, follow these steps:
Visit the Khajane-2 or K2 website and click on 'Generate Challan'
Fill in the relevant details such as an address, email ID, and contact number. Select the property location, rural or urban.
Next, choose the Stamp and Registration department type, and select the sub-registrar office in the DDO office section. Indicate the purpose as stamp duty and sub-purpose as an agreement for the sale of immovable property
Enter the Stamp Duty amount, select the payment mode, and submit the form
The system will generate a challan number, which is valid for 90 days. Complete the property registration process at the sub-registrar office within this period

How is Stamp Duty Calculated in Karnataka?

Stamp Duty is calculated based on the property value or consideration amount, whichever is higher. The rates, which vary depending on the property type and transaction, are applied as a percentage of the property value.

Since Stamp Duty varies according to the owner’s age and gender along with the property’s location, age and amenities, be aware of these details before you proceed.

Frequently asked questions

1. Are there any exemptions or concessions available for Stamp Duty charges in Karnataka?

Ans: Yes, first-time homebuyers may be eligible for a reduced Stamp Duty rate. What are the tax benefits of Stamp Duty and Registration Charges in Karnataka?Ans: Under Section 80C of the Income Tax Act 1961, you can get tax benefits of up to INR 1,50,000 on Stamp Duty and Registration Charges.

2. What are the tax benefits of Stamp Duty and Registration Charges in Karnataka?

Ans: Under Section 80C of the Income Tax Act 1961, you can get tax benefits of up to INR 1,50,000 on Stamp Duty and Registration Charges.

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