πŸ‡¦πŸ‡Ί Australia Stamp Duty Calculator

Select your state or territory to calculate stamp duty, first home buyer concessions, and more.

Stamp Duty Comparison: All States & Territories 2026

Estimated stamp duty for a standard residential purchase (owner-occupier, not FHB). Figures are indicative β€” use the calculators above for accurate estimates.

StateOn $500kOn $800kOn $1M
NSW$17,990$31,335$40,615Guide β†’
VIC$21,970$43,070$55,000Guide β†’
QLD$15,925$28,525$38,025Guide β†’
SA$21,330$37,830$48,830Guide β†’
WA$17,765$33,235$48,735Guide β†’
TAS$16,732$27,482$36,482Guide β†’
ACT$10,200$25,400$35,750Guide β†’
NT$23,750$39,600$49,500Guide β†’

* Stamp duty varies by property type, buyer status, and state policy. Rates updated April 2026.

First Home Buyer Stamp Duty Concessions by State

Comparing first home buyer stamp duty exemptions and concessions across Australian states (2026).

StateFHB Stamp Duty Concession
NSWFull exemption ≀$800k; partial $800k–$1MCalculate β†’
VICFull exemption ≀$600k; partial $600k–$750kCalculate β†’
QLDFull concession ≀$700k; partial $700k–$800kCalculate β†’
SAFull exemption ≀$650kCalculate β†’
WAFull exemption ≀$430k; partial ≀$530kCalculate β†’
TAS50% off duty ≀$600kCalculate β†’
ACTFull exemption ≀$1M (income tested)Calculate β†’
NTFull exemption ≀$650k (Stamp Duty Home Buyer Scheme)Calculate β†’

Stamp Duty Guides by State

About Stamp Duty in Australia

Stamp duty (also known as transfer duty) is a state and territory government tax applied to property purchases in Australia. Each state and territory has its own rates, thresholds, and concessions. Use the comparison tables above to understand the differences, and select your state to get an accurate calculation.

First home buyers can access significant concessions in most states β€” ranging from full exemptions in the ACT (up to $1M) and NT, to 50% discounts in Tasmania. Foreign buyers face additional surcharges of 7–9% depending on the state. See our stamp duty guides for detailed state-by-state breakdowns.

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