Residential properties in Mumbai

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manaliguptaa

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What is the stamp duty and registration charge in Mumbai? On what basis is the payable amount calculated?
 
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SidhdhiManpa

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Stamp duty in residential properties in Mumbai is 5 per cent of the total cost of the property. The final amount is calculated on the basis of the agreement value, or the ready reckoner rates decided by the state government, whichever is higher. The ready reckoner rates are revised every year during the first week of January.
 
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westernheights

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There are some more charges also involved while registration of an property and it vary from property to property.
 
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VibhaShettyy

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Stamp duty comes up to 5% of the total value of the property for residential properties in Mumbai Payable amount is calculated depending upon the decided value or the ready reckoner rates fixed by the state government. As for the registration value, ready reckoner rate is 1 per cent of the value of the property, but no more than Rs 30,000.
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salimabaigg

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Almost 5 percent of total property cost makes the stamp duty value for residential properties in Mumbai. As far as complete payable amount is concerned, it could be based on mutually decided cost or may decided by ready reckoner rates. But there is a cap of Rs 30,000 on the registration amount because sometimes, the ready reckoner rates can be very high depending upon the location, size, floor, lift availability, age of the building, among other factors.
 
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kavitakashyap

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5 percent of total cost of the concerned property constitute the stamp duty value for residential properties in Mumbai. Payable or finalamount to pay can be decided by mutual consent or may depend upon ready reckoner rates.
 
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ihpuser

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Dear manaliguptaa,

As per yours concern, charges for stamp duty is 5% and registration is 1%. It is calculated on the basis on value of property shown on paper by the property owner or value of property assesed by the Govt, whichever is higher.
 

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ajnara kumar

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Dear manaliguptaa,

As per yours concern, charges for stamp duty is 5% and registration is 1%. It is calculated on the basis on value of property shown on paper by the property owner or value of property assesed by the Govt, whichever is higher.
Actually stamp duty is 5 percent in Mumbai city. Mumbai property is very costly than other city of India.
 
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nkhurana2003

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It is 5% of ready reckoner (RR) rates or agreement value, whichever is higher. RR rates are expected to go up by 20% from Jan 1, 2015. So stamp duty cost will also go up in 2015.
 
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nkhurana2003

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New ready reckoner rates are out, and have been hiked by more than 40%. Read article on brokergayab<DOT>com/realty-scoops-view/122-govt-increases-2015-ready-reckoner-rates-for-mumbai-rate-in-few-areas-up-by-40-
 
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Longterminvestor

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In the past the Mumbai property market has been overcrowded, has the situation change?
 
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