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About DolilCost

DolilCost exists because the cost of registering property in Bangladesh is knowable — every charge is set by a named law — yet almost every published answer gets at least one charge wrong. This site's whole method is to be the page that gets them right, and to show its working.

How a rate gets onto this site

Every figure traces to an instrument: the Registration Act 1908, the Stamp Act 1899, the Income Tax Act 2023, the Source Tax Rules 2026 as published in the Bangladesh Gazette, the VAT schedule, or a ministry fee schedule. The rule 6 mouza tables were transcribed twice, independently, and diffed cell by cell before the calculators were allowed to use them. Where a figure could not be verified to that standard, the site says so on the page — a developer tax ladder whose middle steps are unpublished here, a partition deed's small charges labelled provisional, a development-authority fee discussed but never calculated. A disclosed gap is information; an invented number is a liability dressed as one.

Re-verification

Rates are re-checked every July against the new budget's Gazette rules, and whenever a Finance Act, a Registration Act amendment or a land-ministry circular changes a figure mid-year. Every page carries the date its rates were last verified, which ages visibly rather than silently.

Who runs it

DolilCost is built and maintained by Abdul Hannan, operator of AH Digital Studio. It is independent: it is not the Department of Registration, not the NBR, not RAJUK or any development authority, and not any sub-registry office. Nothing here is legal advice, and an estimate here is not a quote — the sub-registry's assessment on the day governs your deed.

Corrections

If a rate here is wrong, the fastest fix is a message through the contact page with the instrument that says otherwise. Corrections grounded in a source are applied and the page's verified date is updated.