Australian Stamp Duty Calculator
Transfer (stamp) duty for an owner-occupier buying an established residential property, across all 8 states and territories. Rates verified against each revenue office, sources shown with every result.
Reverse, how much property can I afford with $X all-in?
Enter your total settlement budget (purchase price + stamp duty). We'll work out the maximum dutiable value that fits, using the state and first-home-buyer settings above.
Excludes conveyancing, mortgage registration, building inspection and other settlement fees, typically $1,500–$3,000 extra. Foreign-purchaser surcharges (if you aren't an AU citizen / PR) are also excluded.
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What this calculator doesn't include
- Foreign purchaser surcharges
- If you aren't an Australian citizen or permanent resident, most states add a surcharge on top of the standard duty. It's typically 7% to 9% of the property's dutiable value. The ACT and NT don't levy one. Your state revenue office will have the exact rate.
- NSW premium duty
- An extra step on the NSW scale applies once the property crosses a premium threshold ($3,870,000 for 2026-27, indexed by Sydney CPI each July). Above that threshold, NSW charges $7 for every $100 over on top of the standard amount.
- Off-the-plan and pensioner concessions
- Several states offer separate concessions for off-the-plan purchases, eligible pensioners, vacant land, or new builds. This tool models established-home rates only. Check your state's revenue office if any of those apply.
- The ACT Home Buyer Concession Scheme
- The ACT first-home scheme is income-tested, so we can't model it without knowing your household income. Revenue ACT publishes the current income thresholds and the eligibility test.
- Registration and conveyancing fees
- Mortgage registration and land-title transfer fees are charged separately from stamp duty (usually $150 to $300 each). Your conveyancer or solicitor's fees are also on top.
Frequently asked
- Which states waive stamp duty for first home buyers on existing homes?
- NSW (≤$800k full, taper to $1m), VIC (≤$600k full, taper to $750k), TAS (≤$750k full), QLD (no duty ≤$700k, taper to $800k). WA applies a concessional first home owner rate. SA and NT give no established-home duty concession. ACT uses the income-tested Home Buyer Concession Scheme.
- Is this the price including or excluding the home?
- Duty is on the dutiable value, the greater of price paid or market value of the property as a whole.
- Does QLD have a special concession for new homes?
- Yes. From 1 May 2025, eligible Queensland first home buyers signing a contract for a brand-new home or substantially renovated property get a full transfer duty exemption with no value cap (Queensland Revenue Office: First home (new home) concession). This calculator models the established-home first home concession only, the $710,000–$800,000 deduction taper. If you're buying a new build in QLD as a first home buyer, your duty payable is $0 regardless of the figure shown above.
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