New South Wales (NSW) Stamp Duty Calculator

Calculate stamp duty for property purchases in New South Wales (NSW). Includes first home buyer concessions, foreign buyer surcharge, LMI, and mortgage calculations.

Buyer & Property Information

Stamp Duty Calculation

$39,529

Total Costs

$41,329

$4,542/Month

Stamp Duty Calculation

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Buying a Property in State With a Price of $

NSW Base Stamp Duty Calculation:

Property Price: $1,000,000
Bracket 5 ($364,000-$1,212,000): $10,909 + ($636,000 × 4.5%)
= $39,529
Upfront Cost Breakdown

Total Upfront Costs

Stamp Duty$39,529
Conveyancing / Legal Fees (est.)$1,800
Total Upfront Costs$41,329

Conveyancing fee is an estimate only (typically $800–$2,500). Actual fees vary by conveyancer/solicitor and state.

Stamp Duty Comparison by State

Loan Calculation

Deposit Ratio: %
Loan Term: Years
Interest Rate: %
Deposit Amount$200,000
Loan Amount$800,000

Mortgage Calculation (Principal & Interest)

Loan Amount$800,000
Loan Term30 Years
Interest Rate5.5%
Loan Type:
Monthly Repayment$4,542
= Monthly Payment = Loan Amount × (Monthly Rate × (1 + Monthly Rate)^Terms) ÷ ((1 + Monthly Rate)^Terms - 1)
= $800,000 × (Monthly Rate: 0.004583 × (1 + 0.004583)^Total Months: 360) ÷ ((1 + 0.004583)^360 - 1)
= $4,542
Total Repayment$1,635,232
Total Interest$835,232

Compare with Lenders

Rates as of 2026-03-10
LenderRateMonthlyDiff
UBank5.74%$4,664+121
Macquarie Bank5.9%$4,745+203
ING5.93%$4,760+218
Bank of Queensland6.04%$4,817+275
Suncorp6.04%$4,817+275
Bendigo Bank6.09%$4,843+300
ANZ6.14%$4,869+326
Westpac6.19%$4,895+352
NAB6.19%$4,895+352
Commonwealth Bank6.24%$4,921+378
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Key Points About New South Wales Stamp Duty

📖 Full NSW Stamp Duty Guide
  • Progressive stamp duty rates from $1.25 to $7 per $100
  • First home buyer exemptions up to $800,000 (full) and $1M (partial)
  • Foreign buyer surcharge: 8%
  • Payment due within 3 months of contract

New South Wales has one of the most comprehensive stamp duty systems in Australia. The state offers generous first home buyer concessions, with full exemptions available for properties up to $800,000 and partial concessions up to $1 million for owner-occupiers. Foreign buyers face an 8% surcharge in addition to standard stamp duty rates.

Frequently Asked Questions About New South Wales Stamp Duty

How much is stamp duty in NSW?

Stamp duty in NSW is calculated on a sliding scale based on property value. For example, properties under $16,000 pay a flat rate of $1.25 per $100, while properties over $3 million pay $149,490 plus $7 per $100 over $3 million. First home buyers may be eligible for concessions or exemptions.

Do first home buyers pay stamp duty in NSW?

First home buyers in NSW may receive full or partial stamp duty exemptions. Full exemption applies to properties up to $800,000, and a concessional rate applies up to $1 million for owner-occupied properties.

What is the foreign buyer surcharge in NSW?

Foreign buyers in NSW pay an additional 8% surcharge on top of standard stamp duty. This applies to all residential property purchases by foreign persons.

When do I need to pay stamp duty in NSW?

Stamp duty in NSW must be paid within 3 months of the contract date or completion date, whichever occurs first.

Stamp Duty Calculators for Other States

Data Update History

We keep our stamp duty rates, thresholds, and fees up to date. Here is a log of every data change.

  1. NSW

    NSW foreign surcharge updated

    NSW foreign buyer surcharge increased from 8% to 9%. FIRB application fees updated for FY2025-26.

  2. NSW, VIC, QLD, SA, WA, TAS, ACT, NT

    Bank rates & FHB thresholds updated

    Updated bank comparison interest rates for March 2026. Revised First Home Buyer stamp duty concession thresholds across multiple states.

  3. Year references updated to 2026

    All page titles, meta descriptions, keywords, headlines, and structured data updated from 2025 to 2026.

  4. Bank rate configuration centralised

    Replaced hardcoded bank interest rates with a centralised configuration file for easier maintenance.

  5. QLD, SA, WA, TAS, ACT, NT

    All states & territories added

    Added stamp duty calculations for QLD, SA, WA, TAS, ACT, and NT alongside existing NSW and VIC support.

  6. NSW, VIC

    Initial launch

    Stamp duty calculator launched with NSW and VIC support, including first home buyer concessions and rebate calculations.