Use UNO’s Stamp Duty Calculator for a guide on stamp duty costs.
Stamp duty is a percentage of the purchase price paid to the state government to process the property ownership transfer. It is a charge that’s payable in every Australian state and territory – Victoria, NSW, Queensland, WA, SA, Tasmania, ACT and Northern Territory – and the cost varies depending on where you live and your circumstances (whether you’re a first home buyer, investor or owner-occupier).
This list gives you an example of the stamp duty that could apply to the purchase of a $400,000 property in each state.
Owner-occupied properties:
- NT $16,514
- Victoria $16,370
- SA $16,330
- Tasmania $13,998
- NSW $13,490
- WA $13,015
- ACT $11,650
- Queensland $5,250
Investment
- NT $16,514
- Victoria $19,070
- SA $16,330
- Tasmania $13,998
- NSW $13,490
- WA $13,015
- ACT $11,650
- Queensland $12,425
These are estimates only, and you should check with your State Revenue Office for confirmation. If you have any questions about stamp duty, Book in a quick call with our customer care team
UNO’s Stamp Duty Calculator provides an interactive guide on stamp duty costs.