Stamp Duty
Stamp duty is a government tax charged by state and territory governments when you buy property. The amount you pay is based on factors such as the purchase price of the property, where it’s located and whether you’re a first home buyer, and it usually needs to be paid around the time of settlement.
Stamp duty rules, rates and concessions vary between states and territories, and can include exemptions or discounts for eligible first home buyers or certain property types. Because these concessions differ depending on where you’re buying, links to the relevant state and territory information are provided below to help you understand what may apply to your situation
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Stamp duty concessions can have a significant impact on how much you need upfront and how your overall borrowing power looks. If you’d like to understand how this could affect your home buying journey, book a free consultation today and let’s talk through your options.