Property registration rate in Bangalore

Q: Hello, I need help on property registration rate in Bangalore. I am getting conflicting messages. Somebody says it is 6.7%. Somebody says its 6.7% for stamp duty and then, additional 1% for registration. Somebody also says there is additional 1% TDS too. I want to know what is exact rate.

Biren Shah, Apartment Resident

19th December 2015

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Sharath C, Bangalore

24th May 2016

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Hey Biren, There is a well researched article written on stamp duty and registrations, you can click on the link to read the article Bangalore: Stamp Duty & Registration Charges

Monica, Bangalore

21st December 2015

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In Bangalore, there are different classification of buildings based on which the parameters used to calculate the stamp duty and registration charges also differ.

In case of multi-storeyed apartments, the super built up area is used for calculating the stamp duty and registration charges. For plots, the square feet area of the plot is multiplied by the guideline value of the area, and in case of independent houses, the total constructed area is considered for calculating the total property value.

Roshan Singh, Bangalore

21st December 2015

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