In Sri Lanka, the property tax system involves several key components related to stamp duty and legal fees when leasing or purchasing property. Here’s a breakdown:
1. Stamp Duty
•Leasing Land (up to 99 years):
A 1% Stamp Duty is charged on the total lease amount.
•Buying Property:
•3% Stamp Duty on the first LKR 100,000.
•4% Stamp Duty on amounts exceeding LKR 100,000.
2. Legal Fees
•Lawyers typically charge between 1% and 3% of the property’s value for preparing legal documents such as sales agreements and title transfers.
Other Possible Costs
•Notarial Fees: Additional charges may apply for notarizing documents.
•Registration Fees: A separate fee might be required for registering the property transfer.
•Valuation Reports: Some transactions may require official valuation reports, which come with their own costs.
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