Gift Deed Stamp Duty in Rajasthan

Calculate the stamp duty and registration fee on a gift deed of property in Rajasthan. Gifts to a wife or daughter are exempt, to other relatives 2.5%, and to others about 6%. Gift duty is charged on the market value (circle / ready-reckoner value) of the property. Use the calculator below for an estimate.

Rajasthan gift deed

Estimated total payable

₹2,00,000

on a gift in Rajasthan

Stamp duty₹1,50,000
Registration fee₹50,000
Total₹2,00,000

Estimate on market value. Confirm the current rate and the exact list of qualifying relatives with the Rajasthan sub-registrar before executing the deed.

Gift deed stamp duty in Rajasthan

In Rajasthan, gifts to a wife, daughter, daughter-in-law, son's widow or grandchildren are exempt (nil); gifts to parents, son, brother or sister attract 2.5% plus a 20% labour cess on the duty. Gifts to others attract about 5–6% (women pay 5% versus 6% for men). Registration is 1%. The calculator's relative option uses the 2.5% parents/sibling rate.

When and how to pay

  • In Rajasthan the duty is paid via e-stamping or franking. A gift of immovable property must be made by a registered deed signed by the donor and attested by two witnesses to be valid.
  • Stamp duty and the registration fee are both calculated on the property's market value as per the State circle / ready-reckoner rate.
  • A gift to a relative as defined under Section 56(2) of the Income-tax Act is not taxable in the donee's hands; this is separate from stamp duty.

Frequently asked questions

How much is the stamp duty on a gift deed in Rajasthan?
Gifts to a wife, daughter or grandchild are exempt; gifts to parents, son or sibling are 2.5% plus 20% cess; gifts to others are about 5-6%. Registration is 1%.
Which gifts are exempt from stamp duty in Rajasthan?
Gifts of immovable property to a wife, daughter, daughter-in-law, son's widow or grandchildren are exempt (nil).
How do I pay gift deed stamp duty in Rajasthan?
In Rajasthan the duty is paid via e-stamping or franking. The deed must be registered at the Sub-Registrar to be valid.
Is a gift of property to a relative taxable?
A gift of immovable property from a relative as defined under Section 56(2) of the Income-tax Act is not taxable in the recipient’s hands. This is separate from the stamp duty payable on the deed.

Built & reviewed by a practising Chartered Accountant. Rates reflect the Rajasthan Stamp Act. Gift-deed rates, caps and the definition of relative are set by each State and change by notification.

This calculator gives an estimate for general educational purposes only and does not constitute professional, legal, or tax advice. Stamp duty, registration fees and the definition of relative vary by State and change by notification. Please verify the current rate with the Rajasthan Sub-Registrar / Inspector General of Registration before executing a gift deed. See our disclaimer.

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