Execute a Registered Gift Deed With Confidence and Legal Clarity
At PlanMyEstate, we help individuals and families legally transfer property, money, or assets through a Registered Gift Deed. Our team ensures complete legal compliance, tax advisory, and seamless Gift Deed Registration to protect your intentions and prevent future disputes.
Gift Deeds Executed with Legal Clarity
Stamp Duty Guidance & Compliance
Days Average Turnaround for Draft & Registration
States Covered with On-ground Registration Support
A gift deed is a legally binding document used to transfer property or assets voluntarily without any monetary exchange. Unlike a will, which becomes effective after death, a gift deed transfers ownership during your lifetime.
Immediate and legally valid transfer of ownership
Clarity on tax obligations and exemptions
Reduction in future inheritance disputes
Peace of mind for both donor and recipient
Gifting assets is often part of a broader estate plan or wealth management strategy. You should consider executing a Gift Deed Registration when:
Wish to transfer property to your children or spouse during lifetime
You want to gift movable assets like shares, gold, or cash to loved ones
Charitable donations of real estate or high-value assets
You’re looking to avoid complex inheritance or probate processes
PlanMyEstate offers end-to-end support—from drafting to Gift Deed Registration—to ensure your gift is legally sound, tax-optimized, and dispute-free.
Legally sound gift deeds for movable and immovable assets.
End-to-end assistance with Sub-Registrar office procedures.
Accurate calculation and help with stamp duty payments.
Advice on Section 56 benefits to reduce tax liability.
Strategic structuring to maximize exemptions and avoid tax.
Online and offline support for both domestic and NRI clients.
Voluntary consent of the donor
Acceptance of the gift by the recipient during the donor’s lifetime
Proper identification of the gifted property
Registration under the Indian Registration Act, 1908
Payment of applicable stamp duty (varies by state)
Your documents are prepared and reviewed by legal professionals with deep knowledge of Indian transfer and registration laws.
From the first consultation to final registration, we handle everything—saving your time and ensuring 100% compliance.
Our experts help you understand exemptions, deductions, and consequences of gifting under Indian tax laws.
We assist both resident Indians and NRIs with property gifting across jurisdictions, with remote legal drafting and execution support.
We assess your gifting objectives, the nature of the asset, and the relationship with the recipient.
Our estate planning experts draft the deed with clear clauses, declarations, and property details in compliance with Indian laws.
We calculate exact stamp duties based on state guidelines and advise on income tax implications.
We schedule and assist with Gift Deed Registration at the relevant office, including attestation and biometric procedures.
You receive the legally registered gift deed, recognized as proof of ownership by all legal authorities.
A gift deed transfers property during your lifetime through a Registered Gift Deed, whereas a will takes effect after death.
Yes. For immovable properties, registration is mandatory for the deed to be legally valid.
Yes, you can. However, gifting to non-relatives may attract income tax under Section 56. Our legal advisors can help you structure the deed to minimize liability.
Yes, stamp duty is applicable and varies across states. Some states offer concessions when gifting to blood relatives.
Yes. NRIs can gift assets in India through consular attestation or power of attorney. We help NRIs manage remote execution and Gift Deed Registration smoothly.
Both movable (cash, shares, jewellery) and immovable property (land, flats, buildings) can be legally gifted using a Registered Gift Deed.
To create a valid gift deed, you need to draft the document on stamp paper, sign it in the presence of witnesses, and register it at the local sub-registrar office. PlanMyEstate provides end-to-end support for drafting and registration.
The cost includes stamp duty, registration fees, and legal drafting charges. The exact amount varies by state and the relationship between the donor and the recipient. We provide transparent, state-specific pricing details.
Yes, a gift deed can be challenged on grounds such as fraud, coercion, or lack of mental capacity. Having it professionally drafted and properly registered significantly reduces the chances of future legal disputes.
Yes, under Section 56(2) of the Income Tax Act, gifted property above a certain value may be taxable, especially if given to non-relatives. However, gifts to close family members are usually tax-exempt. We help ensure full compliance with tax rules.