Free Stamp Duty Calculator Australia

This stamp duty calculator works out the duty on a property in any Australian state or territory, including first home buyer concessions and foreign purchaser surcharges.

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Use the price or market value, whichever is higher.
Stamp duty
$27,937.00
Transfer duty$27,937.00
Foreign purchaser surcharge$0.00
Duty before first home concession$27,937.00

Rates used: General rates.

Estimate only. Eligibility rules apply to every concession; the state revenue office makes the final assessment.

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Stamp duty calculator results by state

State$600,000$800,000$1,000,000Foreign surcharge
New South Wales$21,187.00$30,187.00$39,187.009%
Victoria$31,070.00$43,070.00$55,000.008%
Queensland$20,025.00$29,025.00$38,025.008%
Western Australia$22,515.00$32,315.50$42,615.507%
South Australia$26,830.00$37,830.00$48,830.007%
Tasmania$22,497.50$31,185.00$40,185.008%
Australian Capital Territory$15,720.00$25,150.00$36,950.00None
Northern Territory$29,700.00$39,600.00$49,500.00None

General (investor) rates, before any home or first home concession. Rates checked against each state's revenue office on 2026-11-11.

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First home buyer concessions at a glance

  • New South Wales: No duty on a home up to $800,000; a concessional rate up to $1,000,000. Vacant land: no duty to $350,000, concession to $450,000.
  • Victoria: No duty on a home (new or established) up to $600,000; a reduced amount up to $750,000.
  • Queensland: No duty on an established first home up to $700,000, a partial concession to $800,000, and no duty on a new first home at any price.
  • Western Australia: From 7 May 2026: no duty on a first home up to $600,000, then $16.15 per $100 over $600,000 up to $800,000 (metro and regional alike). Vacant land: nil to $450,000, capped at $550,000.
  • South Australia: Full relief for first home buyers of a new home, off-the-plan home or vacant land, with no value cap. No relief on established homes.
  • Tasmania: The duty exemption for first home buyers of established homes up to $750,000 ended for settlements after 30 June 2026.
  • Australian Capital Territory: From 1 July 2026 the Home Buyer Concession Scheme has no income or price cap: eligible buyers (no property owned in the past 5 years, live in it for a year) pay no duty.
  • Northern Territory: No general first home buyer duty concession. Grants are paid separately.

Stamp duty on cars

Each state also charges duty when you register a car. See the NSW car stamp duty calculator.

Frequently asked questions

How accurate is this stamp duty calculator?

It uses each state revenue office's published rates and concessions, checked on 2026-11-11. Treat the result as an estimate: the revenue office makes the final assessment, and special cases (pensioner, off-the-plan and farmland concessions) are not included.

What is stamp duty?

Stamp duty (transfer duty, or conveyance duty in the ACT) is a state tax paid by the buyer when a property changes hands. Each state sets its own rates and concessions.

Do first home buyers pay stamp duty?

Often not, or much less. NSW, Victoria, Queensland, WA and the ACT have exemptions or concessions for first home buyers; South Australia gives full relief on new homes; Tasmania and the NT have no current first home duty concession on established homes.

When do I pay stamp duty?

Usually at or shortly after settlement, through your conveyancer or solicitor. Check your state revenue office for its deadline.

How is stamp duty calculated?

Each state charges a fixed amount plus a percentage of the price (or market value, if higher) above a threshold, so the rate rises as the price rises. First home buyers, owner-occupiers and foreign buyers can pay different amounts. Pick your state in the stamp duty calculator to apply its scale.

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