26/09/2026
How a ₹2 Crore Property Deal Could Save ₹20 Lakh in Stamp Duty?
In this case, instead of directly purchasing the property, the buyer purchased shares of the company that owned the property. The stated stamp duty on the share transfer was 0.015%, compared with 7% on the direct property purchase.
But remember, this structure does not automatically work for every property transaction. Legal ownership, company liabilities, tax implications, stamp duty laws and due diligence must be carefully checked before proceeding.
Key takeaway: Don't structure a property deal only to save stamp duty. First understand the complete legal and tax implications.
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