Stamp Duty Calculator

What is Stamp Duty in Australia?

Stamp duty is a government tax paid when you purchase a property or land in Australia. The amount of stamp duty you owe depends on several factors including the property’s purchase price, the state or territory where the property is located, whether you’re a first-home buyer, and if the property will be your primary residence or an investment.


Each state and territory sets its own stamp duty rates and exemptions, which can make calculating it a bit tricky, that’s where our calculator comes in handy. But remember, it’s always best to get tailored advice based on your specific situation.

To use this Stamp Duty Calculator you need to input the following:

  • Property Value/Purchase Price
  • Choose the State
  • Are you Investor or Home Owner?
  • Are you First Home Buyer?
  • What type of Property you are buying?
  • This Calculator is a Guide Only
    Other Costs May Apply

    While this calculator gives you a quick estimate of stamp duty, it does not account for all the costs involved in purchasing property.

    It does not include:

    • Conveyancing fees
    • Legal advice and due diligence
    • Government registration and search fees
    • Whether you’re a foreign purchaser, which may attract additional surcharges
    • Individual circumstances that may affect duty (e.g. exemptions, concessions, or rebates)

    For a more accurate picture of the total cost of your property purchase, we recommend speaking with our legal team.

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    The Veles Legal Stamp Duty Calculator provides an indicative estimate only and should not be relied upon as financial, legal, or tax advice. Stamp duty amounts and additional fees (such as legal, conveyancing, registration, and foreign purchaser surcharges) vary depending on your state or territory, your individual circumstances, and the most recent legislation.

    This tool does not take into account all variables, including exemptions, concessions, or eligibility criteria. We strongly recommend that you seek tailored legal advice before making any financial decisions regarding your property purchase.

    To receive a personalised breakdown of your total property-related costs, please contact us.