I suppose stamp duty can be either paid by means of a challan at the government treasury or by means of revenue stamp for the required value.
I presume that, if the volume of share certificates is not too much, better to purchase revenue stamps and affix the same in order to regularize the share issue process.
Not only it is about compounding fee for non payment of stamp duty, it will also attract condonation of delay proceedings before the CLB for non issue / improper issue of share certificates within the prescribed time etc.
Views of others welcome
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In such a case the share certificates have to be adjudicated and stamp duty and penalty paid.
Procedure may vary from state to state. Also revenue stamps cannot be afficed if the particular state does not have a system for revenue stamps.
For example tamilnadu recognises revenue stamps but karnataka does not.
Rgds
Sitaram
Dear Mr. Tiwari,According to my opinion, Stamp duty is a matter of state, So how much stamp duty you are required to pay depend upon the state where registered office of the company is situated.Secondly : You are required to pay penalty also. Penalty will be 1 to 10 times of the amount of stamp duty. But all penalty depend upon SDM, even SDM can penalised you 1 time or even he can do half as well.Thirdly : NO CONDONATION OF DELAY PROVISION WILL ATTRACTED.RegardsLily Bali9711772751