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Mumbai Municipal Corporation (Second Amendment) Bill, increases Stamp Duty by 1%

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By Rohit Sharma

MUMBAI

The Maharashtra government introduced Mumbai Municipal Corporation (Second Amendment) Bill, 2018 in the Maharashtra Legislative Assembly on July 19 under the authority of the Governor, the bill which seeks to increase Stamp Duty by one per cent. The bill is expected to be tabled during the winter session of the state legislature marked to begin on November 19, 2018.

The circular by the government said, after section 114E of the Mumbai Municipal Corporation Act, section 114F shall be inserted.

The section 114F says, “The stamp duty leviable under the Maharashtra Stamp Act, on the instruments of sale, gift and usufructuary mortgage, respectively, of immovable property shall, in the case of any such instrument relating to immovable property situated in the area of Brihan Mumbai Municipal Corporation in which one or more Vital Important Urban Transport Projects (hereinafter in this section referred to as “City having notified projects”) and executed on or after such date as may be specified by the State Government, by notification in the Official Gazette, be increased by a surcharge at the rate of 1 per cent.”

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Exemption Of Stamp Duty For Blood Relations Saved Rs 5000 Crore On 1.5 Lakh Property Transfers

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By Accommodation Times Bureau

CHANDIGARH

Stamp duty exemption on transfer of property among blood relations has come as a boon with the residents saving almost Rs 5,000 crore on 1.5 lakh property transfer cases during the 2017-18 financial year.

The Revenue Minister Sukhbinder Singh Sarkaria on Tuesday said that transfer of property in blood relations (son, daughter, father/mother, brother/sister, grandson, granddaughter and spouse) had been made free from any stamp duty or other charges and cesses.

The value of the 1.5 lakh properties was over Rs 36000 crore. If these properties had been transferred without exemption of stamp duty and other charges then the amount would have gone up to Rs 5,000 crore, it said.

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Dharavi Redevelopment: 80% Pvt Stake & 20% Govt

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By Accommodation Times Bureau

MUMBAI

The Maharashtra state cabinet on October 16 approved a special purpose company ( SPV) model to give special project status to the Dharavi redevelopment project. In this model, along with 80 % of the main partner’s share, the government will have active participation in the 20 % stock.

With this decision, the implementation of this project, which will be the focal point of development for Mumbai, will be revived, an official said.

“The project will be called for a global tender and the total investment of Rs 22,000 crores is expected to be in this project. This project will be rehabilitated at the same place as the state government has given the status of a special project”, Prakash Mehta, Housing Minister said.

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Punjab Cabinet approves hike in stamp duty rates

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By Accommodation Times Bureau

CHANDIGARH

In a move to mobilise additional resources for the state, the Punjab Cabinet on Wednesday approved an ordinance to amend Schedule 1-A of Indian Stamp Act, 1899, to enable an increase in the stamp duty rates.

Stamp duty rates for 17 items stand to double following the amendment, which the Cabinet found to be essential to boost the revenue receipts of the state. Punjab currently raises Rs 50 crore from stamp duty, which would go up by Rs. 100-150 crores with the increase in rates.

The Cabinet, under the chairmanship of Chief Minister Captain Amarinder Singh, noted that the new rates were higher than those of neighbouring Haryana but found it imperative to increase the rates to generate the much-needed revenue for the state. The Cabinet also noted that the last revision in the rates was done in 2009.

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Home buyers now need to pay 6% stamp duty

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By Rohit Sharma

MUMBAI:

Are you planning to buy a new house in Mumbai? Then be ready to pay 1 % additional stamp duty surcharge on the value of a property. The stamp duty has increased from the existing 5% to 6%. This move to hike stamp duty is to fund infrastructure projects in the city.

However, this will have a direct impact on “Housing for All by 2022” mission, the number of registration will reduce due to this move, a source said.

The bill says, “The stamp duty leviable under the Maharashtra Stamp Act, on the instruments of sale, gift and usufructuary mortgage, respectively, of immovable property shall, in the case of any such instrument relating to immovable property situated in the area of Brihan Mumbai Municipal Corporation in which one or more Vital Important Urban Transport Projects be increased by a surcharge at the rate of one per cent, in case of instrument of sale or gift, on the value of the property so situated and in case of an instrument of usufructuary mortgage, on the amount secured by the instrument as set forth in the instrument and shall be collected accordingly under the said Act.”

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Immovable Property: No Stamp Duty on gift received from Husband

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By Accommodation Times Bureau

JAIPUR:

Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot in a direction of women empowerment on Monday freed stamp duty from the real estate documents given to her by the husband.

Gehlot was addressing the review meeting of various departments related to tax revenues in the Chief Minister’s Office.

In favour of father-mother, son-brother-in-law, daughter-in-law, husband, son and grandson in the state, give a stamp duty of 2.5 per cent on the property value of the real estate gifting deed.

At the same time, there is a provision for stamp duty of 1% of the market value of the real estate or maximum 1 lakh stamp duty is applicable. On this, Gehlot has decided to free the stamp duty from the husband’s wife in favour of the wife’s real estate gift.

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State Govt fixes Rs 1k stamp duty of tripartite agreement

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By Accommodation Times Bureau

MUMBAI:

The state government in a move to redevelop old structures and chawls on Tuesday in its cabinet meeting approved a stamp duty of Rs 1,000 only on the tripartite agreement for the dilapidated or dangerous buildings owned by the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation

A tripartite agreement is a legal document that clearly states the obligations and responsibilities of all parties involved in the deal.

This decision will speed up related redevelopment projects in Mumbai.

All these structures are constructed under 33 (7) and 33 (9) of the Development Control Manual of BMC.

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Govt slash 20% collector guideline rates, hikes stamp duty by 2%

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By Rohit Sharma

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INDORE:

In move to boost real estate sector, on Thursday in a cabinet meeting chaired by Chief Minister Kamal Nath decided to reduce the collector guideline rates of property to 20% and to balance the loss, government decided to increase stamp duty from 7.3 percent to 9.5 percent in state and from 10.3 percent to 12.5 percent in urban areas.

The Council of Ministers decided that “For stipulating the wife or daughter as co-owner in the property, a stamp duty of Rs 1000 and registration fee would be subject to the maximum limit of Rs 100. At present, the stamp duty valued at one per cent and the registration fee is 0.8 per cent.”

In order to facilitate internal divisions in the family, the decision to reduce the current rate of stamp duty from 2.5 per cent to 0.5 per cent in the family division was also taken.

As of date, there are around 2065 registered with Madhya Pradesh Real Estate Regulatory Authority (MPRERA) and 106 unregistered projects, according to its official website.

Currently, the price of properties in MP starts from around Rs 1.51 lakhs while the average price of properties is Rs 59.65 lakhs.

In the meeting, administrative clearance for the Chhindwara Institute of Medical Sciences the government has approved Rs 1184.85 crores towards construction of 620-bed academic hospital building, 293-bed super speciality block, 200-bedded cardiac centre, and expansion of 680 in the first phase.

To create and expand hostel facility the meeting approved Rs 107.95 crores for opening 15 new hostels under college hostel scheme. In addition, sanctioned Rs 917.52 crores for the opening of 20 new senior hostels and 4 aspiration hostels in senior hostel scheme.

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