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NSW Stamp Duty Calculator

Calculate stamp duty instantly for NSW property purchases. First home buyer exemptions and concessions included.

NSW 2026 Rates·FHB Exemptions·Instant Results
ⓘ Disclaimer: This calculator estimate is based on general lending criteria and is NOT a guarantee of actual results. Actual outcomes depend on your lender, circumstances, and current lending policies. Confirm details with your chosen lender before making financial decisions.

Calculate Stamp Duty

$

Stamp Duty Payable

$42,000

in stamp duty

Total Upfront Costs

$50,000

(includes duty + legal)

NSW Stamp Duty Explained

Stamp duty is a tax on property purchases in NSW. The rate varies by purchase price. First home buyers may be eligible for exemptions or concessions under certain conditions.

2026 NSW Stamp Duty Rates

  • Up to $25,000: 1.25%
  • $25,001–$75,000: 2%
  • $75,001–$300,000: 3.5%
  • $300,001–$1,000,000: 5.25%
  • Over $1,000,000: 7%

First Home Buyer Exemptions

In 2026, first home buyers may be exempt from stamp duty on owner-occupied properties up to $950,000. Concessions apply from $950,000–$1.35M. Must be Australian citizen, never owned property, purchasing for own residence.

Frequently Asked Questions

On $800,000, stamp duty is approximately $42,000 (5.25% on that band). First home buyers may be exempt if property is under $950,000.
First home buyers may be exempt on properties under $950,000 if they meet eligibility (Australian citizen, first home, owner-occupied). Check with Revenue NSW for current thresholds.
In 2026, first home buyers are typically exempt up to $950,000 and may get a concession from $950,000–$1.35M. Thresholds update annually via Revenue NSW.
Yes. New homes have different rates and first home buyers may get additional concessions. Off-plan purchases have their own rules. Verify with Revenue NSW for your situation.
Yes, stamp duty can often be capitalized into your loan. This means you pay it over time with interest, rather than upfront. Discuss with your broker.

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