In a significant achievement, the State Registration and Stamp Duty Department in Maharashtra has collected Rs 33,000 crores in just eight months, reflecting the robust real estate market and improved compliance.
MaharashtraStamp DutyReal EstateProperty TransactionsEconomic GrowthReal Estate PuneDec 02, 2024
The department is responsible for collecting stamp duty and registration fees on property transactions in Maharashtra. These funds are used for various developmental and public welfare projects.
The department has implemented digitization of processes, introduced online registration systems, and launched awareness campaigns to enhance compliance and transparency.
The real estate market in Maharashtra has shown robust growth, with a steady increase in property transactions and the launch of new projects, contributing to the higher collection.
Key factors include a robust real estate market, improved compliance, government measures to boost the sector, and overall economic revival.
The funds will be used to finance infrastructure projects, improve public services, and support social welfare programs, contributing to the state's overall development.
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