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Everything you need to know about Stamp Duty & Registration in Maharashtra / Pune.
Q. What is the Stamp Duty rate in Pune for 2026?
For properties inside the Pune Municipal Corporation (PMC) and Pimpri-Chinchwad Municipal Corporation (PCMC) boundaries, the total stamp duty is 7% for male buyers and 6% for female buyers. This combined rate is made up of a 5% Basic Stamp Duty (or 4% for female owners), a 1% Local Body Tax/Cess (LBT), and a 1% Metro Cess.
Q. Is there a stamp duty concession for women in Maharashtra?
Yes. The Government of Maharashtra offers a 1% concession on stamp duty for residential property transactions if the property is registered solely in the name of one or more women. In Pune PMC areas, this concession drops the total stamp duty rate from 7% to 6% (reducing the basic stamp duty component from 5% to 4%).
Q. How is the registration fee calculated in Maharashtra?
Unlike stamp duty, which scales linearly, registration charges are capped. If the agreement value of the property is less than or equal to ₹30 Lakhs (₹3,000,000), the registration fee is 1% of the property value. If the value exceeds ₹30 Lakhs, the registration fee is capped at a flat ₹30,000.
Q. What is Metro Cess, and is it active in Pune?
Metro Cess is an additional 1% transport infrastructure levy introduced by the Maharashtra Government to fund transit projects like the Pune Metro. After being temporarily suspended, the Metro Cess is active and calculated as part of the overall stamp duty registration package in Pune, Mumbai, and Thane.
Q. How is stamp duty calculated for joint ownership (Male + Female)?
To claim the 1% female stamp duty concession in Maharashtra, the property must be registered *exclusively* under a woman's name. If a male co-owner is included (e.g. husband and wife registering jointly), the transaction loses the 1% female concession, and the default joint rate (equivalent to the male rate, e.g. 7% in Pune) applies.
Q. What is Ready Reckoner / Circle Rate?
The Ready Reckoner rate (or Circle Rate) is the minimum property rate officially set by the state government for a specific area. In Maharashtra, you are legally required to pay stamp duty on either the Declared Agreement Value or the Ready Reckoner Circle Value—whichever is HIGHER.