1. Gift can not be for a nominal amount. Gift is out or love and affection without any consideration,

2. In the instant case such gifting will be treated as remuneration and income by the Income Tax Department,

3. The stamp duty and Registration fee will be as per the rule prevailing at Karnataka and also will depend on the Value of the Flat.

company can execute gift deed in favour of director

stamp duty is a state subject and varies from state to state .

1) under karnataka stamp act Art. 28.deals with Gift Instrument of not being a settlement (No.48) or will or transfer (No.52).

(a) Where the donee is not a family member of the donor.

The same duty as a Conveyance (No.20) for a market value equal to the market value of the property which is the subject matter of gift;

2)it appears to be 8%of value of property as per information available on govt of karnataka website

www.karunadu.gov.in/karigr/modeldeeds/giftd.htm

1. The stamp duty will depend on the value of the property being transferred,

2. for ascertaining value of the Flat as per the Govt. present valuation, a query sheet has to be submitted before the registrar's office seeking valuation of the property and the stamp duty and registration fees to be deposited with the Registrar,

3. The amount of stamp duty and registration fees can only be informed after coming to know about the present circle rate (present value) of the property..

Hi, You have to pay the stamp duty as market value i.e 5.60 %+ 1% total 6.60% on the market value of the property.

Yes this can be done. The expression 'gift' connotes giving something out of love and affection without consideration. The stamp duty can be told only by a Karnataka based lawyer.

(1) If the property gifted is situated within the limits of City Corporation area or in the Municipal Area in the State of Karnataka, the Stamp duty payable on Rs.1,00,000=00 value of the property is as follows:-

1 8% Stamp duty on Rs.1,00,000=00. Rs.8,000=00

2 5% Additional Stamp duty on Rs.8,000=00. Rs. 400=00

3 2% Surcharge duty on Rs.8,000=00 Rs. 160=00

Total Stamp duty payable Rs.8,560=00

In Karnataka state use of Judicial and Non-judicial stamp papers discontinued w.e.f. 1-4-2003.

Write document on Document Sheet or on plain paper.

Stamp duty can be paid in jurisdictional Sub-Registrar Office or in authorised Banks.

4 Registration fee @ 1% payable on Rs.1,00,000=00. Rs. 1,000=00*

* (a) Plus copying, endorsement, comparing, filing, record of rights and postage fee also chargeable.

(b) Registration fee can be paid in cash or through D.D. in the concerned Sub-Registrar Office at the time of presentation of the document for registration.

Grand total of payment of Stamp duty and Registration fee Rs.14,500=00

2. If the property gifted is situated within the Taluk Panchayath Area, the Stamp duty payable on Rs.1,00,000=00 value of the property is as follows:-

1

10% Stamp duty on Rs.1,00,000=00.

Rs.10,000=00

2 5% Additional Stamp duty on Rs.10,000=00. Rs. 500=00

3 3% Additional Stamp duty on Rs.1,00,000=00. Rs. 3,000=00

Total Stamp duty payable Rs.13,500=00

Stamp duty can be paid by purchasing Non-judicial Stamp papers from Government treasury or write document on plain paper and pay stamp duty in cash or through D.D. in the concerned Sub-Registrar Office.

4 Registration fee @ 1% payable on Rs.1,00,000=00. Rs. 1,000=00*

* (a) Plus copying, endorsement, comparing, filing, record of rights and postage fee also chargeable.

(b) Registration fee can be paid in cash or through D.D. in the concerned Sub-Registrar Office at the time of presentation of the document for registration.

Grand total of payment of Stamp duty and Registration fee Rs.15,500=00

A notification oppose to public policy has been given in detail in the notification given below:

NOTIFICATION u/s 22A of the Registration Act, 1908

(Opposed to Public Policy)

NOTIFICATION

[Notification No. RD 56 munosa 99 dated 10-5-1999].