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If you purchased a property in Rajasthan, the next step would be to get the sale deed registered. For this, you will need to pay the stamp duty to the government. Should you pay stamp duty on the actual sale price of the property or the DLC rate, which is the government’s valuation of the property you have bought?
Understanding DLC rate
DLC rate stands for District Level Committee rate. It is the minimum rate at which the stamp duty is calculated. Let us see this through an example:
Case 1: When DLC is lower than the actual sale price
Suppose Aarti Khandelwal buys a residential property worth Rs 50 lakhs. The DLC rate of this property is Rs 40 lakhs. However, Khandelwal will need to pay stamp duty on the higher value, which is on Rs 50 lakhs.
Case 2: When DLC is higher than actual sale price
Suppose N Sundarajan buys a property worth Rs 60 lakhs and the DLC rate for this property is Rs 65 lakhs. Therefore, Sundarajan will have to pay stamp duty on the higher of the two, which is at Rs 65 lakhs.
Where to find DLC rates?
To get the correct DLC rate, you will have to check the government websites. These are revised and updated from time to time, so, make sure that you are referring to the current DLC rates.
Other names of DLC rate in India
While DLC rate is a term largely used in Rajasthan, it is known by other names in the rest of the country.
| State | Term |
| Rajasthan | DLC rate |
| Maharashtra | Ready reckoner rate |
| Delhi, Uttar Pradesh, Uttarakhand | Circle rate |
| Haryana, Punjab | Collector rate |
| Karnataka | Guidance value |
| Tamil Nadu | Guideline value |
| Telangana | Unit rate |
| Chhattisgarh, Madhya Pradesh | Market value guideline |
See also: All about IGRS Rajasthan and the Epanjiyan website
How to find new DLC rate in Rajasthan on epanjiyan?
Given that the term DLC rate is used widely across Rajasthan, we will show you how to find the DLC rate for properties in the state. You can view these rates on the IGRS website or through the epanjiyan website.
Step 1: Log on to the IGRS Rajasthan website or epanjiyan or simply click here.
Step 2: On your left-hand side, you will see a ‘DLC information option’. Click on it to proceed. You will be directed to the following map.
Step 3: Click on the district to view the DLC rates. Both, the old and new rates will be available.
How to check DLC rate on IGRS Rajasthan website?
You can check the DLC rate on the IGRS Rajasthan website.
Step 1: Log on to the IGRS website or click here.
Step 2: On the homepage, go to the ‘E-citizen’ tab and then go to ‘DLC Rate’. You will be able to check both, old and new, DLC rates in Rajasthan. You can check the old rates within the IGRS Rajasthan website. If you wish to know the new rates, on clicking it, you will be directed to the epanjiyan website.
See also: Stamp duty and registration charges in Rajasthan
FAQ
What is the full form of DLC?
DLC rate stands for district-level committee rate.
What is the stamp duty in Jaipur?
For men in Rajasthan, stamp duty is 6%, while women enjoy a lower stamp duty at 5%.
Where to check DLC rate in Rajasthan?
You can check the DLC rate on the IGRS Rajasthan website or through the epanjiyan website.
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