Q:Dear All,My parents passed away about 2 years ago. And now I need to put the property on my name. The shares certificate is already done. but the actual process, what do I need to do? This property is based in Panaji.Thanks for any assistance!regards
Latest Answer: It can only be done if you have substantial proof to claim your inheritance. Documents required for the change of name in inherit property are an Affidavit, an affirmation of facts (death certificate of your mother), a photocopy of the birth certificate of urs, a copy of your identity proof - PAN Card, Rational Card, Aadhar Card, Passport, Driving License, and Voter Identity card.
Latest Answer: Hi,
Stamp Duty in Goa, Daman and Diu are 8% of consideration.
1) Where the amount or value of the consideration for such conveyance as set forth therein exceeds Rs. 600 but does not exceed Rs. fifty lakhs, the stamp duty shall be 3%.
2) where the amount or value of the consideration for such conveyance as set forth therein exceeds rupees fifty lakhs but does not exceed rupees seventy-five lakhs, the stamp duty shall be 3.5%.
3) where the amount or value of the consideration for such conveyance as set forth therein exceeds rupees seventy-five lakhs but does not exceed rupees one crore, the stamp duty shall be 4%.
4) Where the amount or value of the consideration for such conveyance as set forth therein exceeds rupees one crore, the stamp duty shall be 4.5%.
Registration charges is almost same in all state i.e 1% of the property cost.
Q:Hi. I am buying a Villa in Goa in a gated community hence please advice the below:1) Whether the sale deed should mention the Built up or the Super Built up area. And should the monetary value mentioned on deed thereof be super built up or built up.2) Also pls advice if Stamp Duty and Registration is payable on Built up or Super Built up area.Thanks
Latest Answer: 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 is 7% and registration Charges are over & above Stamp Duty and is levied @ 1% of Total Property Value as per sale deed.
Latest Answer: Hi. I am buying a Villa in Goa in a gated community hence please advice the below:
1) Whether the sale deed should mention the Built up or the Super Built up area. And should the monetary value mentioned on deed thereof be super built up or built up.
2) Also pls advice if Stamp Duty and Registration is payable on Built up or Super Built up area.
Thanks
Latest Answer: Hi Santosh,
Registration fees and Stamp Duty in Goa for a sale deed amount of up to 50 lakh, the government charges 5.5% i.e.3.5% as stamp duty and 2% for registration charges.
Q:Hello, can someone advice?My mother in law owned an appartment in Goa.Three years ago we bought it from her and paid cash . we didnot change the property name at that moment. we are now looking to transfer the property to our name. we were informed that we could avoid all expenses if she makes an inheritance will stating that the property will pass on to us at the time of her death, Is this so? IF NOT what are the current percentages of taxes, registeration etc we will have to pay? is it an easy process or should we hire a lawyer, to take care of this since we live in mumbai? thanks in advance
Latest Answer: Thanks friends for your info, which is of great help! However, as Sankalp says, I think we will hire a local lawyer. Just hoping the procedure of transfer does not take too long though, I hope 2 weeks to will be more than sufficient for the entire process?!
Q:We booked an under construction apartment and paid 2.9% stamp duty against Agreement to Sale.Now that i have to make sale deed for apartment i have to pay balance.My apartment cost 28.5 lacs so i was assuming i have to pay a total of 5%.Is this rate same? Where i can find this information.Second question:As per agreement i have to alos pay for service tax amount to builder.What will be rate at which this amount to be calculated?12.26% (1/4th) which we made agreement to sale or 14% (1/4th) which is applicable now ?