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Stamp duty, officially known as transfer duty, is levied by NSW’s state revenue office on various transactions, most notably, the purchase or transfer of property in your name.

It’s a one-time fee, usually paid by the purchaser, and is due within three months of the property’s sale or transfer.

You can use the calculator to determine how much stamp duty you might need to pay in NSW.

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Disclaimer: The results of the stamp duty calculator assumes all the eligibility criteria is met to receive the concession or exemption. The information provided is not a quote or a pre-qualification for a home loan. Please seek financial advice before buying a home.

How much is stamp duty when buying a house in NSW?

The NSW stamp duty rates are calculated based on the property’s sales price or current market value, whichever is higher. The rates are structured on a sliding scale, which means the higher the property’s value, the higher the stamp duty payable.

Property Value ($) Transfer Duty (Stamp Duty) Rates
$0 to $17,000 $1.25 for every $100 (minimum $20)
$17,000 to $36,000$212 plus $1.50 for every $100 over $17,000
$36,000 to $97,000$497 plus $1.75 for every $100 over $36,000
$97,000 to $364,000$1,564 plus $3.50 for every $100 over $97,000
$364,000 to $1,212,000$10,909 plus $4.50 for every $100 over $364,000
Over $1,212,000$49,069 plus $5.50 for every $100 over $1,212,000

Source: Transfer duty | Revenue NSW

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How is stamp duty calculated in NSW?

The NSW stamp duty rates are calculated based on the property’s sales price or current market value, whichever is higher. The rates are structured on a sliding scale, which means the higher the property’s value, the higher the stamp duty payable.

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