Stamp Duty and Registration Charges in Rajasthan 2025
This guide explains current stamp duty and registration charges in Rajasthan, how rates work by ownership type, deed wise charges, labour cess, online and offline payment through e-Panjiyan, exemptions and documents required for registration.
Stamp duty and registration fees directly affect your Home Loan because they add to the total cost of buying a property and must be cleared before the loan amount is released. Since lenders factor these charges into the overall funding requirement, accounting for them early helps avoid delays.
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What is Stamp Duty in Rajasthan?
Stamp duty is a state tax on property instruments under the Rajasthan Stamps Act. Registration charges record the deed in government land records under the Registration Act, 1908. Paying both validates ownership and makes the document admissible in evidence.
Overview of Stamp Duty Rates and Registration Charges in Rajasthan for 2025
Rates vary by gender and ownership. A labour cess at 20% of stamp duty applies. Registration charges are generally 1% of value. Duty is computed on the higher of transaction value and DLC (circle) rate.
| Ownership Type | Stamp Duty | Registration Charges | Labour Cess |
| Male | 6% | 1% | 20% of stamp duty |
| Female | 5% | 1% | 20% of stamp duty |
| Joint | 6% | 1% | 20% of stamp duty |
Different Deeds and Their Applicable Stamp Duty Charges in Rajasthan
| Deed Type | Indicative Duty / Fee |
| Sale deed (general) | 6% stamp duty + 20% cess; Registration 1% |
| Sale deed (female, other than SC/ST/BPL) | 5% after rebate |
| Sale deed (female SC/ST/BPL) | 4% after rebate |
| Sale deed (disabled 40%–80%) | 4% after rebate |
| Sale deed (disabled >80%) | 0% after rebate |
| PMAY/CM Jan Awas – EWS | 0.5% of consideration |
| PMAY/CM Jan Awas – LIG | 1% of consideration |
| Mortgage with possession | 6% of amount secured |
| Mortgage without possession | 2% of amount secured; Registration 0.25% up to cap |
| Lease < 1 year | 4% of annual rent |
| Lease 1–5 years | 8% of average annual rent |
| Lease 5–10 years | 3% of average annual rent |
| Lease 10–20 years | 3% of (average annual rent × 2) |
| Lease 20–30 years | 3% of (average annual rent × 3) |
| Lease 30–99 years | 3% of (average annual rent × 4) |
Note: The figures are subject to change. Always check up-to-date rates by the state government.
Also Read: Stamp Duty and Registration Charges (2025)
How to Calculate Stamp Duty and Registration Charges in Rajasthan
Identify DLC rate and agreement value, choose the higher base. Apply stamp duty by ownership type and add labour cess at 20% of duty. Add registration fee at 1%.
Example: Agreement value ₹50,00,000, male buyer. Duty 6% = ₹3,00,000. Labour cess 20% of duty = ₹60,000. Registration 1% = ₹50,000. Total statutory outgo = ₹4,10,000.
How to Pay Stamp Duty and Registration Charges in Rajasthan
Online: Use e-Panjiyan to value property, generate CRN, compute duty and fees, create e-GRAS challans, book slot and print e-stamp certificates.
Offline: Visit the Sub-Registrar office with checklist, identity proofs, deed draft and payment receipts to complete biometrics and registration.
Exemptions, Rebates, and Concessions on Stamp Duty in Rajasthan
Concessions are notified for women buyers, specified disabled persons, affordable housing schemes and family transfers including certain blood relations. Always check the latest e-Panjiyan notifications at the time of registration.
Documents Required for Stamp Duty Payment and Property Registration in Rajasthan
- Identity proofs and address proofs of parties
- PAN or Form 60
- Ownership evidence such as Jamabandi, prior deed or NOC
- Draft deed and property particulars (khasra, khewat, area, map)
- Payment receipts for stamp duty, registration and any cess
Penalties and Legal Implications of Non-Payment or Late Payment of Stamp Duty in Rajasthan
Authorities can impound documents, recover deficit duty with penalty and interest and may refuse registration until dues are cleared. Late payment can attract significant penalties under state rules.
Why Stamp Paper and Registration Matter for Business Loans
Stamp paper and registration play a key role in making Business Loans legally valid and secure. When loan agreements are drafted on the correct stamp value, the document becomes legally enforceable and can be upheld in court if any dispute arises. Registration further strengthens the agreement by officially recording the loan or the charge created on the asset with the appropriate authority.
For secured facilities like Loans Against Property or Commercial Property Loans, proper stamping and registration clearly establish the lender’s rights over the collateral. Together, these steps ensure transparency, protect both parties, and create a strong legal foundation for business borrowing.
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FAQs
Q.1. Who is liable to pay stamp duty and registration charges in property transactions in Rajasthan?
A. The buyer typically pays both to validate and register the instrument.
Q.2. Can I pay stamp duty and registration charges online in Rajasthan?
A. Yes. Use the e-Panjiyan portal to value property, generate challans and pay online, then book a slot for registration.
Q.3. Are there discounts on stamp duty for women and men in Rajasthan?
A. Women buyers pay 5% stamp duty versus 6% for men.
Q.4. What happens if stamp duty or registration fees are underpaid or not paid in time?
A. Documents can be impounded and deficit duty with penalties recovered; registration may be refused.
Q.5. Is stamp duty on gift deeds applicable in Rajasthan?
A. Yes, with concessions and exemptions for specified relatives under notifications.
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