Stamp Duty in Hyderabad Calculator
Hyderabad charges 4% stamp duty plus 1.5% transfer duty, and registration on top. See the duty for your flat as a man, woman or joint buyer, and what it adds to a 54F claim.
Updated · By Niraj Kumar · 16 sources
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The house you are buying
₹1 Cr
Duty is charged on this instead when it is higher than the price.
- Stamp duty
- ₹5,50,000
- 5.5% of ₹1,00,00,000
- Registration
- ₹50,000
- 0.5%
- All-in cost of the house
- ₹1,06,00,000
- 6% on top of the price
How is stamp duty calculated in Hyderabad?
Stamp duty in Hyderabad is 4% stamp duty plus 1.5% transfer duty. On a ₹1 Cr flat a man pays ₹5,50,000 in duty and ₹50,000 in registration, ₹6,00,000 in all. Men and women pay the same in Telangana. The charge counts toward the new house's cost for Section 54 and 54F, here adding ₹3,97,980 to a 54F exemption.
stamp = max(price, circle value) × duty% (+ cess on duty); registration = value × reg% (capped in some states);
new house cost C = price + stamp + registration, counted up to ₹10 crore;
net consideration N = sale price − transfer costs; LTCG = N − cost (or N − indexed cost);
Section 54 (82): exemption = min(LTCG, C);
Section 54F (86): exemption = LTCG × C ÷ N, at most LTCG;
tax = (LTCG − exemption) × 12.5% (or 20% indexed) × (1 + surcharge) × 1.04This page uses the same method as the Stamp Duty & Capital Gains Planner (India), which explains each term and assumption in full.
Worked example
A man buys a ₹1 Cr flat in Hyderabad, priced at or above the market value.
- 1Stamp duty: ₹1,00,00,000 × 5.5% (4% stamp duty plus 1.5% transfer duty) = ₹5,50,000
- 2Registration: ₹50,000
₹6,00,000, or 6% of the price.
Frequently asked questions
How much is stamp duty on a ₹1 Cr flat in Hyderabad?
₹6,00,000 for a man buying alone: ₹5,50,000 of stamp duty and ₹50,000 of registration. Men and women pay the same in Telangana. The duty is charged on the market value if that is higher than your price.
Sources
- Income Tax Department: Income-tax Act, 2025 and section mapping from the 1961 Act · checked
- Finance (No. 2) Act, 2024: LTCG on land and buildings at 12.5%, indexation option for residents (23 July 2024) · checked
- CBDT: Cost Inflation Index 384 for FY 2026-27 (July 2026) · checked
- News on AIR: UP cabinet approves 1% stamp duty cut for women on property up to ₹1 crore (23 July 2025) · checked
- IGR Maharashtra: Maharashtra stamp duty and ready reckoner rate · checked
- Kaveri Online Services: Karnataka stamp duty and guidance value · checked
- Delhi Revenue Department: Delhi stamp duty and circle rate · checked
- TNREGINET: Tamil Nadu stamp duty and guideline value · checked
- IGRS Telangana: Telangana stamp duty and market value · checked
- IGRS Uttar Pradesh: Uttar Pradesh stamp duty and circle rate · checked
- Jamabandi / e-Registration Haryana: Haryana stamp duty and collector rate · checked
- GARVI: Gujarat stamp duty and jantri rate · checked
- WBREGISTRATION: West Bengal stamp duty and market value · checked
- Kerala Registration Department: Kerala stamp duty and fair value · checked
- IGRS Rajasthan: Rajasthan stamp duty and DLC rate · checked
- SAMPADA 2.0: Madhya Pradesh stamp duty and collector guideline rate · checked
Related calculators
- Stamp Duty and Registration Charges TelanganaTelangana stamp duty is 5.5%, with registration at 0.5%. Work out both for your home, on the price or the market value.
- Section 54F Exemption CalculatorSold a plot, shares or gold? Work out the 54F exemption with the proportionate formula, the ₹10 crore cap and stamp duty counted in the new house's cost.
- Stamp Duty & Capital Gains Planner (India)Sell one asset, buy a house: stamp duty and registration in 12 states, LTCG with or without indexation, and the Section 54 or 54F exemption, in one plan.