The following article states stamp duty in four states, namely Maharashtra, West Bengal, Delhi and Karnataka; The same tax as an ascending obligation (No. 16) for the total amount paid, payable or deliverable under such a rental agreement. The same obligation as a promotion (No. 23) is reserved for a consideration equal to twice the amount or value of the average annual rent. The same obligation as a promotion (No. 23) is reserved for a consideration equal to three times the amount or value of the average annual rent. The same obligation as a transfer (No. 23) to the market value of the immovable property which is the subject of the rental contract. The same obligation as a transfer (No. 23) for consideration corresponding to the amount or value of such a fine or premium, or pre-treated funds or security charges, as stipulated in the lease agreement. The same obligation as a transfer (No.

23) to the market value of the immovable property which is the subject of the lease agreement. The same obligation as a promotion (No. 23) in exchange for consideration equal to the amount or value of such a fine, bonus or payment of such payment, in addition to the tax that would have had to be paid on such a rental agreement if no fine, premium or advance had been paid or delivered. Section 6(2) of the Karnataka Stamp Act sets stamp duty on an agreement to pledge shares to be advanced or to advance as security for the repayment of funds, through loans or existing or future debt. The loan must be repayable on request and the stamp duty thresholds are as follows – Article 44 of the Karnataka Stamp Act list states that the stamp duty is 5% (5%) of the market value equal to the amount set in the refund if the consideration for which the property was debited does not exceed one thousand rupees. If the equivalent is less than fifty rupees (rule 50 / -), the stamp duty to be paid is seventy-five Paise (point 0.75 / -). .