Australian stamp duty by state and property price

Skip the calculator. We have pre-computed the exact 2026 stamp duty for every state at the most-searched property price points, for both standard buyers and eligible first home buyers. Pick your state and price for the full answer, the calculation breakdown, and a state-by-state comparison.

42 pre-computed answersPrimary-source verifiedLast reviewed 4 July 2026
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New South Wales (NSW)

Full first home buyer exemption to $800,000, then a reduced rate to $1,000,000.

Victoria (VIC)

Full first home buyer exemption to $600,000, then a reduced rate to $750,000.

Queensland (QLD)

Full first home buyer exemption to $700,000, then a reduced rate to $800,000. New builds have no price cap.

Western Australia (WA)

Full first home buyer exemption to $500,000, then a reduced rate to $700,000.

South Australia (SA)

First home buyers pay $0 on new or off-the-plan homes, with no price cap. Established homes pay the standard rate.

Australian Capital Territory (ACT)

First home buyers pay $0 at any price. The ACT abolished first-home conveyance duty on 1 July 2026, with no income test and no price cap.

How these are calculated. Every figure comes from each state revenue office's current transfer-duty scale and first-home-buyer rules for 2026, applied by our reconciled formulas. They exclude the foreign-buyer surcharge and absentee-owner levies. Buying at a price we have not listed? Use the calculator