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The results from this calculator should be used as an indication only. It is provided for illustrative purposes only, based on the information provided, and provides an estimate of the government fees payable. Stamp duty rates are subject to change.
New South Wales
If you’re a first home buyer, you may be entitled to a concessional rate of transfer duty, or even an exemption from paying it altogether under the First Home Buyers Assistance scheme (FHBAS).
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A $10,000 First Home Owner Grant (FHOG) is available for new homes up to $600,000, or vacant land and build up to $750,000.
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Victoria
Stamp duty is abolished for first-home buyers purchasing a home with a dutiable value of not more than $600,000. Duty is phased-in for eligible first-home buyers between $600,001 and $750,000.
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$10,000 FHOG for new homes up to $750,000.
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Queensland
$30,000 First Home Owners' Grant for new homes under $750,000.
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Full transfer duty concessions available to first home buyers purchasing new homes or vacant land.
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Western Australia
FHOG and concessional rate of transfer duty for eligible first home buyers. Duty thresholds: up to $700,000 for house and land, $450,000 for vacant land.
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South Australia
$15,000 FHOG for new homes. Full stamp duty relief for eligible first home buyers purchasing new homes, off-the-plan apartments, vacant land, or house and land from 6 June 2024.
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Tasmania
Up to $10,000 FHOG for new homes. Duty exemption for first home buyers of established homes up to $750,000 (settle between 18 Feb 2024 to 30 June 2026).
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Australian Capital Territory
The Home Buyer Concession Scheme (HBCS) provides concessional rates of duty for eligible buyers.
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Northern Territory
Grants up to $50,000 for new homes, up to $10,000 for established homes. Existing home owners building or buying a new home may be eligible for up to $30,000.
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All information current as at July 2025. For full details and eligibility, please visit your state or territory revenue office.