STAMP DUTY · KARNATAKA (BANGALORE)

Commercial Lease Stamp Duty Calculator — Karnataka (Bangalore) (9-Year Lease)

Calculate stamp duty on commercial property lease in Karnataka (Bangalore) for 9 years. 0.5% of annual rent for each year of lease. Includes registration charges and e-stamp process.

✓ 9-Year Lease ✓ Registration Charges ✓ GST on Lease
0.5% of annual rent for each year of lease
Stamp Duty & Registration — Karnataka (Bangalore)
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* Stamp duty must be paid via e-Stamp or franking before or at the time of execution. Under-stamping attracts penalty of 2–10× the deficient stamp duty. GST on commercial lease is paid by the lessee under RCM if the landlord is unregistered, or under forward charge if registered.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

0.5% of annual rent for each year of lease. Stamp duty is calculated on the average annual rent for the lease period, multiplied by the applicable percentage rate for that tenure slab. Registration charges are payable separately at the Sub-Registrar's office.
No — commercial property leases typically attract higher stamp duty than residential leases in most states. The duty is calculated on the annual rent and escalation. Some states also levy a surcharge on commercial properties. Consult a local property lawyer for exact rates for your specific property type.
Required documents: (1) Lease Deed (on stamp paper of appropriate value), (2) Property ownership documents / title deed of landlord, (3) PAN cards of both parties, (4) Aadhaar of both parties for biometric verification, (5) Encumbrance Certificate (EC), (6) Property tax receipts, (7) GST registration of landlord (if registered), (8) 2 passport photos of each party.