Australia Stamp Duty Calculator 2025–26

Stamp duty — officially called transfer duty in most Australian states — is a state government tax charged when you purchase property. It is one of the largest upfront costs in any Australian property transaction, often ranging from 3% to 6% of the purchase price depending on where you buy. And the ...

STAMP DUTY CALCULATOR

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STAMP DUTY BY STATE (2025–26)

STATETOP RATEFTB FULL EXEMPTIONFOREIGN SURCHARGEOFFICIAL SOURCE
NSW5.5%≤$800K9%revenue.nsw.gov.au
VIC6.5%≤$600K8%sro.vic.gov.au
QLD5.75%≤$710K8%qro.qld.gov.au
WA5.15%≤$500K7%finance.wa.gov.au
SA5.5%New homes7%revenuesa.sa.gov.au
TAS4.5%≤$750K8%sro.tas.gov.au
ACT6.4%VariesNonerevenue.act.gov.au
NT5.95%$7K rebateNonent.gov.au

HOW TO USE

  1. 1

    Enter the Property Price in Australian dollars.

  2. 2

    Select your State or Territory using the 8-button selector.

  3. 3

    Choose your Buyer Type: Standard, First Home Buyer, or Investor.

  4. 4

    If you are a first home buyer purchasing a new home, tick 'New Home' — some states (SA, QLD) offer better concessions for new builds.

  5. 5

    Tick Foreign Purchaser if applicable — surcharges of 7-9% apply in most states (not ACT or NT).

  6. 6

    Check the Live Diagram for your duty breakdown and the all-states comparison bar chart.

WORKED EXAMPLE

Buying a $750,000 property as a standard buyer across states (2025–26): ACT = $19,520 (cheapest). NSW = $28,162. TAS = $28,935. QLD = $26,775. WA = $29,740. SA = $35,080. NSW premium = $28,162. VIC = $40,070 (most expensive). The same $750,000 property costs $20,550 more in Victoria than in ACT — highlighting why state selection matters for property investors.

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Rates effective 2025–26 · Always verify with your state revenue office or conveyancer · Last updated: 25 April 2026 · Eagle-eyed accuracy for every calculation.