Maharashtra CM Fadnavis tables a bill to amend the Maharashtra Stamp Act, proposing an increase in stamp duty, which could impact property transactions in the state.
Maharashtra Stamp ActStamp DutyReal EstateMahareraDevendra FadnavisReal Estate MaharashtraDec 17, 2024
The Maharashtra Stamp Act, 1897, is a law that governs the levies and duties on various financial and property-related documents in the state of Maharashtra, India.
The proposed bill aims to increase the stamp duty rates for various documents, including property sale deeds, mortgage deeds, and lease agreements, to boost the state’s revenue.
The increase in stamp duty could make property transactions more expensive for buyers, potentially leading to a decrease in property sales and affecting the overall economic growth of the state.
MahaRERA is the Maharashtra Real Estate Regulatory Authority, established to protect the interests of home buyers, promote accountability, and ensure transparency in real estate transactions. The proposed amendments could strengthen its regulatory role.
The proposed increase has received mixed reactions. While the government argues it will help generate revenue, real estate developers and property buyers are concerned about the potential negative impact on the market.
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