Stamp duty calculator
Estimate the stamp duty (transfer duty) on a home or investment property in any Australian state or territory, including first home buyer exemptions.
Estimated stamp duty in New South Wales$27,9373.72% of the price
| Property price | $750,000 |
| Duty at general rates | $27,937 |
| Stamp duty | $27,937 |
| Price plus duty | $777,937 |
How it’s worked out: General transfer duty rates for 2026/27.
An estimate using Revenue NSW rates. Foreign buyers pay an extra surcharge, and there are also fees to register the transfer and mortgage. Revenue NSW
First home buyers at a glance
- NSW: no duty on homes up to $800,000; reduced duty up to $1 million.
- Victoria: no duty on homes up to $600,000; reduced duty up to $750,000.
- Queensland: no duty on a new home at any price; a concession on established homes under $800,000.
- Western Australia: no duty on homes up to $600,000; reduced duty up to $800,000 (from 7 May 2026).
- South Australia: no duty on a new home at any price; established homes pay the general rates.
- Tasmania: the first home buyer exemption for established homes ended on 30 June 2026.
- ACT: an income-tested Home Buyer Concession Scheme can remove duty entirely.
- Northern Territory: limited first home support; check with the Territory Revenue Office.
Each scheme has rules about living in the home, citizenship and previous ownership. Check with your state’s revenue office before you sign a contract.
Official sources
- Revenue NSW (New South Wales)
- State Revenue Office Victoria (Victoria)
- Queensland Revenue Office (Queensland)
- RevenueWA (Western Australia)
- RevenueSA (South Australia)
- State Revenue Office Tasmania (Tasmania)
- ACT Revenue Office (Australian Capital Territory)
- Territory Revenue Office (Northern Territory)