Stamp duty calculator
Estimate your stamp duty.
Stamp duty is often the biggest upfront cost after your deposit. Choose your state or territory and enter the purchase price to estimate the duty payable, and see whether you could save with a first home buyer exemption or concession.
What is stamp duty?
Stamp duty (also called transfer or conveyance duty) is a tax charged by each state and territory when you buy property. It's generally calculated on the purchase price or market value of the property, whichever is higher, and every state sets its own rates, concessions and due dates. For many buyers it's one of the largest upfront costs after the deposit.
Some buyers pay less. First home buyers may be eligible for an exemption or concession below certain price thresholds, while foreign buyers generally pay an additional surcharge. Factoring stamp duty into your budget early helps you work out how much you'll really need to buy.
Estimated duty payable
$0
New South Wales
- Standard duty $0
- Concession saving
$0 - Foreign purchaser surcharge
$0 - Total duty payable $0
Estimate only, based on each state and territory revenue office's published rates for contracts from 1 July 2026. Rates and thresholds change, concessions have extra eligibility rules, and registration fees aren't included. Confirm with your state revenue office or conveyancer.
Important: This calculator provides a general estimate only and does not take into account your personal circumstances or any lender's specific credit policy. It is not a quote, credit assessment or offer of credit. Speak with a Kingdom Capital broker for advice tailored to you.
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