Generally, stamp duty charges and property registration fees differ from one State to another. These charges are levied at the time of registration of a property. Paying such charges authenticates a homebuyers’ ownership of the property. Hence, it is mandatory to pay stamp duty and to register your property. Propertyyy.com shares an insight into the costs involved in property stamp duty in Greater Noida Extension

After buying in on the property of your preference, it is important to get it registered. The home buying process is incomplete until you get it registered with the respective municipal authority. A property registered in the name of the owner is safe from any disputes or frauds. A homebuyer can easily register the property with the State government by paying the levied charges. Evasion of such charges evokes penalty.

To register a property in Greater Noida Extension, owners have to pay stamp duty and registration charges to the Registration and Stamp Department of the State. These charges are based on the property price registered or the ready reckoner rate, whichever is higher.

Registration charges and Stamp duty in Greater Noida Extension

The Uttar Pradesh government demands stamp duty and registration fees at the time of registration of the property. It is important to know the current house registration charges and stamp duty in Greater Noida Extension. Right now, the stamp duty rates in Greater Noida Extension are charged at seven percent. The stamp duty in Greater Noida Extension 2020 is levied on all categories of buyers including males, females and joint property owners (male and female).

The State government has, however, provided a rebate for the female owners. If the property is bought in the name of a woman, the government grants a discount of Rs 10,000 on the total stamp duty charged.

You can pay Greater Noida Extension stamp duty rates online, too. The online method for property registration in Greater Noida Extension is easy and hassle-free. For registering the property in Greater Noida Extension, the State government levies one percent of the market price of the property or the transaction value, whichever is higher.

Let us understand the stamp duty and registration charges applicable on a property worth Rs 50 lakh in Greater Noida Extension for male and female owners. Assume that a man and a woman buy two adjacent properties in the twin city. Following will be the total cost of the property for them:

Stamp duty payable by Man = 50,00,000 * 7/100 = Rs 3,50,000

Registration fee = 50,00,000 * 1/100 = Rs 50,000

Hence, total cost of the property = Rs 50,00,000 + Rs 3,50,000 + Rs 50,000 = Rs 54,00,000

Stamp duty payable by Woman = 50,00,000 * 7/100 – Rs 10,000 = Rs 3,40,000

Being a woman, Simran gets a rebate of Rs 10,000 on the total stamp duty charged.

Registration fee = 50,00,000 * 1/100 = Rs 50,000

Hence, total cost of the property = Rs 50,00,000 + Rs 3,40,000 + Rs 50,000 = Rs 53,90,000

Documents required for payment of Stamp Duty and Property Registration Fees in Greater Noida Extension

• Sale Deed
• Tax paid receipts of the last three months
• Power of attorney, if any
• A copy of all registered previous agreements (in case of resale property)
• Latest bank statements
• Encumbrance Certificate
• Sale agreement
• Electricity bill
• Sanctioned building plan
• Occupancy / Possession certificate from the builder

Also Read: Stamp duty and registration charges in Ghaziabad

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