What is stamp duty

All you need to know about Stamp Duty, and more. 

Understanding the basics

Across Australia, all transfers of land or real property, even including gifts of real property, would attract a duty that is levied by each state. This stamp duty, which varies from state to state, is a necessary cost and is generally based on the greater of two factors:

1. The market value of the property, or 
2. The price paid (including GST)

The time for payment can vary from state to state so check with your relevant State Revenue Office for details. 

• Pensioners 
• Deceased estates
• First home buyers 
• Family farms 
• Young farmers
• Principle place of residence 
• Off-the-plan sales 

For more information on the exemptions and concessions available in your state, do refer to your local State or Territory government website.

How much does Stamp duty cost? 

We strongly advise that you visit your relevant State or Territory government website for up-to-date information. 

New South Wales

Queensland

Victoria

Western Australia

For more general advice and information on paying stamp duty, feel free to contact us now to speak to one of our Project Sales Managers today. 

Disclaimer: Please note that this information does not constitute as financial or legal advice and it doesn't take into account an individual's circumstances. We recommend that you contact your financial or legal advisers for tailored advice.