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Stamp Duty Charges in Punjab for Increase - Check here

Stamp Duty Charges in Punjab for Increase - Check here

Web Desk May 31, 2024 Add Bol News as a trusted source

KARACHI – The Punjab government is adjusting tax rates, introducing new taxes, closing loopholes, and improving tax collection mechanisms. As part of these efforts, the government is revising stamp duty charges.

Changes are being made to property taxes for urban immovable property and stamp duty taxes on property transactions in Punjab.

The Board of Revenue Punjab has recommended increasing stamp duties by 2 to 10 times to generate an annual revenue of Rs4.21 billion.

The proposed changes include raising the stamp duty for affidavits from Rs100 to Rs300 and for the sale of immovable property from Rs1,200 to Rs3,000. Additionally, the stamp duty for agreements up to Rs500,000 may increase from Rs1,200 to Rs3,000.

Stamp Duty Charges 2024

Stamp Duty Current Rate Proposed Rate
Affidavit Rs100 Rs300
Sale of Immovable Property Rs1,200 Rs3,000
Agreements up to Rs500,000 Rs1,200 Rs300
In mid-2023, the former government increased stamp duties by up to 10 percent, adding to the financial burden on the public.

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