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Overview   of

Stamp duty & upfront costs Calculator

 When you apply for a home loan, there are additional expenses to consider apart from the actual cost of the house. One of these expenses
is stamp duty and registration charges, which are required when you officially register your new home ownership. The PNB Housing Stamp
Duty Calculator is a helpful tool designed to calculate the amount of stamp duty you will need to pay for your property. By using this
calculator, you can determine the amount of your home loan that will cover these charges, ensuring you have a clear understanding of
your financial requirements.
Why Stamp Duty
Stamp Duty is a charge the state government imposes when purchasing a new property. It serves to authenticate the registration of the property under your name and legalize your ownership document. Failing to pay Stamp Duty on the property registration document will result in you not being recognized as the legal owner of the property in question.
How are stamp duty and registration charges calculated in India?
Stamp duty costs typically range from 5-7% of the property's market value, while registration charges are usually around 1% of the property's
market value. These charges can amount to lakhs of rupees. To prevent any financial gaps when purchasing and registering a property, it is
crucial to include the stamp duty and registration charges in your home loan application.
The amount of stamp duty you pay depends on various factors, including:
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    Property's Market Value: The value at which the property is assessed in the market.

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    Property Type and Floors: The type of property (e.g., house, apartment) and the number of floors it has.

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    Intended Usage: Whether the property is intended for residential or commercial purposes.

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    Property Location: The geographical location of the property, such as the city or neighborhood.

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    Property Owner's Age and Gender: The age and gender of the individual who owns the property.