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NSW stamp duty calculator

Estimate NSW transfer duty before you plan your next residential property purchase.

Dux Properties · Landlord Tools2026–27 rates · Sources checked 1 November 2026
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Your purchase assumptions

Edit the example inputs to estimate transfer duty.All amounts are in Australian dollars.

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Whole dollars, including any GST.
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Enter a value; blank is not treated as the price.
Use the transfer date if there is no contract. Only 1 July 2026–30 June 2027 is supported.
Part interests, mixed-use properties and larger sites need a separate assessment.
Calculated in this page only. No personal details, saving or submission. Refreshing clears your edits.
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Know what is included

Standard residential transfer duty, including the premium rate where applicable.

Not calculated: first-home buyer or other concessions, exemptions, foreign purchaser surcharge, transaction-specific adjustments, legal and registration fees. “Not calculated” does not mean zero.

Your estimateEstimate only

Standard transfer duty

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Dutiable value—

The higher of the purchase price and market value.

Effective duty rate—
Rate year2026–27

How this estimate is calculated

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Within the applicable band, the excess is rounded up in $100 increments. The published base amount is used as stated, and cents are retained. Minimum duty: $20.

This is not your total purchase cost or an assessment of concession eligibility. Ask your solicitor or conveyancer to confirm the duty payable.

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Rates and method

2026–27 residential bands

Dutiable valueDuty calculation

Check your circumstances

The premium rate is included above $3,870,000 for this whole-residential-property scenario. Mixed-use property and land above two hectares may need apportionment and are outside this calculator.

First-home buyer assistance and other relief depend on eligibility. Foreign-person surcharge is additional where it applies. Neither is decided by this page.

Official sources

Rates and scope checked on 1 November 2026. The rate year follows the contract date, not today’s date. Dates outside the supported year show no estimate.

For planning, not tax advice

This general illustration does not consider your circumstances and is not legal, tax or financial advice. Rules and thresholds can change. Confirm the final amount with Revenue NSW and your legal representative before relying on it.