Stamp Duty · Haryana
Gurugram is the expensive corner of the NCR for rent agreements: Haryana charges ad-valorem duty on rent plus deposit, so the same tenancy costs substantially more than in Delhi a few kilometres away — a common and costly surprise for tenants moving across the border.
₹4,125 on the reference tenancy
Rent / lease agreements
Registration optional < 12 months
See the calculator for your term
₹100 flat for NDAs
Agreements not otherwise provided for
Pre-set for Haryana's schedule. Enter your rent, term, and deposit for an indicative duty — the same engine the Dharaa app uses.
Your estimate will appear here.
Estimates are indicative and based on published state schedules — verify against your State Stamp Schedule or SHCIL before purchase. Not legal or tax advice.
Duty is on one year's rent, but the multiplier climbs with the term — a 20-year lease is charged on three years' rent and a 30-year on four. The registration fee caps at ₹50,000. A non-refundable premium attracts additional duty at conveyance rate.
Reference example — ₹25,000/month, 11 months, ₹1,00,000 deposit: duty ≈ ₹4,125.
A flat ₹100. This covers NDAs, service agreements, and most contracts without their own schedule entry.
An under-stamped agreement is inadmissible as evidence (Section 35, Indian Stamp Act, 1899) and can be impounded, with a penalty of up to 10× the deficit under Section 40. Stamping correctly at execution costs a fraction of fixing it during a dispute.
Haryana is not on SHCIL e-Stamping. SHCIL covers only 19 of India’s 36 states and union territories — most guides get this wrong. Here is the route that actually works.
Work out the duty for your document — the calculator above gives an indicative figure.
Haryana is not on SHCIL e-stamping, so use the state's own route.
Confirm with the sub-registrar or an authorised vendor which article applies and what the duty is.
Pay and collect the certificate, receipt, or stamp paper.
Execute the agreement on or with the stamp before signing.
Or skip all of that — Dharaa buys it for you
Draft your agreement in Dharaa, and we get the Haryana e-Stamp and attach it to your document. You confirm the article and the face value before anything is paid. No portal logins, no article guesswork.
Get a stamped agreement in HaryanaDelhi charges a flat duty on typical 11-month residential agreements, while Haryana applies an ad-valorem rate that includes the deposit. Different states, different Stamp Acts — the figures above show what each works out to.
For the reference tenancy this page uses — ₹25,000 a month over 11 months with a ₹1,00,000 deposit — stamp duty comes to ₹4,125. Your own rent, term and deposit will give a different figure — the calculator on this page runs the same engine the Dharaa app uses, so it moves when the state schedule does. Duty is on one year's rent, but the multiplier climbs with the term — a 20-year lease is charged on three years' rent and a 30-year on four. The registration fee caps at ₹50,000. A non-refundable premium attracts additional duty at conveyance rate.
₹100 in Haryana. An NDA carries no monetary consideration, so it attracts the flat agreement duty rather than an ad-valorem rate.
Estimates and rules are indicative, based on published state schedules — verify with your State Stamp Schedule or your state portal before purchase. Not legal or tax advice.
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