- Transfer duty - Revenue NSW
When you buy a property or someone transfers ownership of a property to you in NSW, you generally must pay transfer duty (stamp duty)
- Stamp Duty Calculator NSW (2025) - Money. com. au
How much is stamp duty in NSW? Stamp duty in NSW is calculated on a sliding scale according to your property value A standard transfer duty rate applies to residential properties up to $1,168,000 but below $3 million There’s a premium duty rate for properties worth over $3 million
- Stamp Duty Calculator NSW (New South Wales) - updated for 2025
$650,000 is the most popular property value entered into our stamp duty calculator for New South Wales First Time Buyers purchasing Established Home for Primary Residence pay $0 stamp duty on a $650k house in NSW
- Stamp Duty Calculator NSW
Updated for March 2025: Including latest rates effective after July 2024
- NSW Stamp Duty Calculator Guide July 2025 | Finder
Everything you need to know about transfer or stamp duty in NSW Calculate your stamp duty estimate and get more home buying help
- Stamp duty calculator NSW - felixfinance. com. au
Our NSW stamp duty calculator helps you estimate potential stamp duty costs and other government fees for property purchased in NSW, including Sydney, Newcastle, and Wollongong Includes first home buyer concessions, foreign owner surcharge, and mortgage and registration fees
- NSW Stamp Duty Guide and Calculator - realestate. com. au
How much is stamp duty in NSW? In NSW, the cost of stamp duty is based on the property’s sale price, or its current market value, whichever is higher It is calculated on a sliding scale, similar to income tax, so the more expensive the property, the more stamp duty you’ll pay However, these standard rates don’t apply to all property purchases, particularly first-home owners and foreign
- Stamp Duty Calculator NSW
NSW Stamp Duty News: First home buyers that buy NEW homes under $800,000 will pay NO stamp duty from August 1st, 2020, NSW Government announced The change to the thresholds will only apply to newly-built homes and vacant land, not to existing homes, and will last for 12-months Our NSW stamp duty calculator is updated to reflect this change as the Bill was approved in NSW Parliament on 11
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