Rate of Stamp duties in Gujarat

Stamp duty is the tax amount an individual pays to the Government (Central and/or State of Gujarat) for executing various types of deeds or documents which have some sort of financial exchange, transaction or obligation associated with it. Stamp duty is also chargeable on the registration of sale, purchase or transfer of immovable property. Stamp duty is paid during the registration of a document or deed for e.g. for registration of Partnership deed or LLP agreement in case of LLP registration, the stamp duty is levied.

Stamp Duty

How to pay stamp duty?

Stamp duty value is printed on stamp paper or e-stamp paper after the stipulated duty is paid.
Stamp papers have different stamp values and each type of document/deed has to be executed on a stamp paper of a requisite value.
Stamp value varies from region to region, and also on the value of the deed or transaction is executed.

Modes of Payment of Stamp duty in Gujarat:

No.	Mode of Payment for Stamp Duty	Availability
1.	Traditional Stamp Paper	Yes
2.	e-Stamp Paper	Yes
3.	Franking	Yes
4.	Adhesive Stamps	Yes
5.	GRAS	No
6.	Notary Stamp	Yes
7.	Revenue Stamps	Yes
8.	Agreement Stamps	Yes
9.	Non- Judicial	Yes

Stamp duty rates in Gujarat:

Stamp duty charges vary from one state to another and may depend on gender, municipal areas or income groups within the state too. In Gujarat Basic rate of Stamp duty is 3.50% and Total rate is 4.90% i.e., Rs. 4.90 for every Rs. 100/- need to be paid as stamp duty for Gujarat Property Registration. The registration fee is 1.05%.

Here is a table showing Stamp duty rates in Gujarat for different documents, and agreements.

Table showing Stamp duty rates in Gujarat

Stamp duty rates in Gujarat

Stamp Duty for Immovable Property

Registration Charges for Immovable property

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