Chhattisgarh Stamp Duty Exemption — 100% Waiver for New Large Enterprises — Frequently Asked Questions

It is not a cash payout, so there is no fixed rupee figure. The benefit is the whole stamp duty on the deed being written off — a 100% exemption — which means your saving equals whatever duty would have been payable on that particular property transaction. A costlier plot or building produces a bigger saving. The programme description does not state any upper limit on the exemption.

Only enterprises recognised as new large enterprises under the Chhattisgarh Industrial Development Policy 2024-30. The unit must be a fresh large-scale venture with property in Chhattisgarh intended for its industrial operations, and the recognition has to be obtained from the Department of Industries. The policy guidelines spell out the exact thresholds for the large enterprise classification.

Both. The exemption covers deeds for outright purchase as well as long-term leases of land or buildings, provided the property is meant for the eligible industrial unit located in Chhattisgarh.

No. The window is rolling and always open. The incentive forms part of the Chhattisgarh Industrial Development Policy 2024-30, so it remains available through the policy period, and a business can claim it whenever it completes a qualifying land or building transaction.

Neither. This is a subsidy delivered as a stamp duty waiver, so it is fully non-dilutive — you give up no shareholding, pay no interest and repay nothing. The promoter retains complete ownership of the business.

First get your enterprise recognised as a new large enterprise by the Department of Industries, Government of Chhattisgarh, then execute the purchase or lease deed for the industrial property. After that, submit a formal application to the designated authority — the Department of Industries or the District Collector's office, as named in the policy — attaching the executed deeds, proof of registration and any other documents the guidelines require. Once officials verify compliance, the exemption is granted and no stamp duty is charged at registration. The state's single-window portal at https://swsportal.cgstate.gov.in/login/ is the online entry point used for such applications.

The process described in the policy calls for incorporation documents, a detailed investment plan and employment projections at the recognition stage. For the exemption application itself, you need the executed purchase or lease deeds, proof of registration as a new large enterprise, and any further papers specified in the detailed policy guidelines.

Neither is listed as a condition for this programme. What the process does require is recognition as a new large enterprise under the Chhattisgarh Industrial Development Policy 2024-30, granted by the Department of Industries. Since the policy guidelines are the final word on documentation, confirm the exact checklist with the department before you file.

The definition comes from the Chhattisgarh Industrial Development Policy 2024-30, not from this page. The programme description does not reproduce the investment or size thresholds, so enterprises should check the policy guidelines to see where they fall in the classification.

It applies to industrial property in Chhattisgarh, and the Department of Industries, Government of Chhattisgarh, administers it as an incentive under the state's Industrial Development Policy 2024-30.