Property Valuation - Stamp Duty
Under the Bombay Stamp Act and as per Transfer of Property Act, the documents pertaining to sale / purchase of a property are considered valid, only if, the necessary stamp duty is paid and the required denomination stamps are affixed to the documents. The Sub-Registrar who records the deal will impound the documents if the necessary stamp is not affixed. Here also, the crux of the matter is that, the stamp fee is related to the price involved. In case of land deals, (Government of Maharashtra has created a belt system for land prices, which does not reflect the market price) to avoid transactions being overvalued, a qualified valuer’s report becomes necessary.
Property Valuation for
- Income Tax
- Capital Gain Tax
- Wealth Tax
- Dissolution of a Partnership
- Rent and Depreciation
- Jewellery
- Property Transfer
- Purchase, Sale, Takeovers and Mergers
- Credits
- Bank Guarantees
- Projecting the Right Image
- Rupee Devaluation / Revaluation
- Advance payment against works contract
- Incentives
- Security with Power Supply Companies
- Duty Draw-Back and Export Incentives
- Foreign Collaboration
- Technological Know-how
- Import Duty
- Octroi
- Auction
- Vacating Premises
- Machine Rent
- S.S.I. Registration
- Hidden Costs
- General Insurance and Insurance Cover
- Stamp Duty
- Acquisition by Government
- Liquidator’s Role
- Co-op. Society and Charitable Trusts
- Last Testaments and Wills
- Visas
- Executive Perks
- Housing Loans
- Division of Assets in the Family
- Divorce
- Larger Public Interests
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