Stamp duty and registration charges in Orissa

Q: Hi..what are the revised Stamp and registration charges in Orissa ?

Anil Choudhary, Kolkata

29th April 2014

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what are the stamp duty and registration charges for registered aggrement

G. N. Mishra, Bhubaneswar

24th April 2016

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HI,
It is mandatory to pay stamp duty as per the stamp duty valuation fixed by the Registrar of your area under the stamp duty act of your state. Currently, Stamp Duty in Orrisa is 7% and Registration Charges are over & above Stamp Duty and is levied @ 1% of Total Property Value as per sale deed.

debabrata sarkar, Kolkata

19th July 2016

what are the stamp duty and registration charges for registered aggrement

G. N. Mishra, Bhubaneswar

24th April 2016

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Hi,what are the revised Stamp and registration charges in Odisha,Bhubaneswar in 2016 ?

Sasmita Lenka,

5th April 2016

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Hi Sasmita,
Stamp duty is payable on market value or agreement value whichever is higher. Stamp duty must be paid at the time of execution of the agreement. Penalty for late payment of the stamp duty is 2% per month on deficit stamp duty amount, subject to maximum two times of the deficit stamp duty amount.

Current rate of Stamp Duty is 7% and Registration fees is 1 % of the market value or agreement value whichever is higher. There is also VAT (Sales Tax) applicable at 1% of agreement.

debabrata sarkar, Kolkata

19th July 2016

My builder is asking me for cash payment for apartment registration. Though he has mentioned actual amount of the flat/apartment. Someone told me in odisha we can not pay registration fee by chq. Is it true?

Samarendra Biswal, Delhi

4th August 2016

Hey Anil, The revised stamp duty and registration charges for 2014 in Orissa is as follows:
Stamp duty is 7%
Registration charges is 2%.

Vivek Kulkarni,

30th April 2014

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