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Tamil Nadu stamp duty.
Rates & calculator.

Quick reference for stamp duty in Tamil Nadu across sale deeds, gift deeds, leases, loan agreements, and related instruments. Indicative for FY 2025-26 — always verify with the state portal before execution.

Rates at a glance

InstrumentRateNotes
Sale deed (immovable property)7%
Gift deed7%₹4,200 + 1% to family
Lease deed (> 12 months)1%
Rent agreement (commercial)1%
Loan / promissory agreement₹100 flat
Letter of authority / acknowledgement₹100 flat

Sample sale-deed calculations

Property value
₹50 lakh
Sale deed: ₹3,50,000 (7%)
Gift deed: ₹3,50,000 (7%)
Property value
₹1 crore
Sale deed: ₹7,00,000 (7%)
Gift deed: ₹7,00,000 (7%)
Property value
₹2 crore
Sale deed: ₹14,00,000 (7%)
Gift deed: ₹14,00,000 (7%)
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How to pay stamp duty in Tamil Nadu

Stamp duty in Tamil Nadu can be paid through e-stamping (Stock Holding Corporation of India) or via the state's online portalTNREGINET. Both produce a digitally verifiable certificate, accepted by every Sub-Registrar office in the state. Traditional non-judicial stamp paper and franking are still available but are being phased out.

For property registration, the stamp duty is paid in addition to a registration fee (typically 1% of consideration). Make sure both are remitted before the document is presented for registration — under-payment renders the document inadmissible until you clear the deficit plus penalty under Section 35 of the Indian Stamp Act.

For high-value transactions (Tamil Nadu sale deeds above ₹1 crore are common), get the duty pre-confirmed by the District Sub-Registrar. Mid-year rate notifications can change the calculation; the portal is the canonical source.

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