Stamp duty calculator
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What will the duty be?
See what transfer duty could add to your purchase. Check the state, date and eligibility assumptions before you set your budget.
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TAS first home buyer relief for established homes is tested on the settlement date.
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How it’s calculated
This page starts with NT selected. If you change the state in the calculator, the result follows your selected state, not this page title. Choose the state or territory, purchase date and buyer circumstances. The estimate uses the selected rules release and shows the assumptions used. Standard NT conveyance duty uses a formula through $525,000, then whole-value rates of 4.95% below $3 million, 5.75% from $3 million below $5 million, and 5.95% from $5 million. Results round down to five cents, matching the official calculator checked 23 October 2026.
Duty is state or territory tax. Special exemptions, foreign purchasers and unsupported eligibility cases may require an official assessment.
General information only. Check the calculator workings, selected rules date and supported scope. Not financial, credit, tax, legal or valuation advice.
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The dutiable value can be the greater of the price paid and unencumbered market value. Confirm the relevant state's valuation rules.
No. Eligibility depends on the jurisdiction, dates, property and buyer circumstances. Use the supported options and confirm with the revenue authority.
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