Don’t overlook stamp duty costs. Stamp duty – an upfront cost that’s easy to forget about when it comes to buying your home. So how much will you need to pay? Our handy stamp duty calculator can help you estimate the costs. Simply give us some basic info about the property you’re planning to buy, and we’ll do the rest!
How to use our stamp duty calculator
The amount of stamp duty you’ll pay will differ from state to state. To help you estimate the cost, we need a few details about the property you’re planning to purchase first. Enter the property value, type, and purpose (either to live in or an investment), the state the property is in, and if you’re a first home buyer. Our stamp duty calculator will work out the total fees and charges, and will give you a break down of the stamp duty cost, the mortgage registration fee, the transfer fee and the title search fee. It will also let you know whether you could be eligible for the first home-owner grant.
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Stamp duty - which is also called transfer duty - is a tax charged by the state and territory governments for certain types of transactions, such as the purchase of a property or the purchase of land. The amount of stamp duty charged is different in each state.
You can work out how much stamp duty will apply on your property purchase using our Stamp Duty calculator.
Buying a property costs much more than just the purchase price. You'll need to consider additional costs such as stamp duty, building and pest inspection fees, strata costs, pro rata council rates, transfer fees and more.
Use our home buying and selling cost calculator to get an accurate breakdown of the costs involved.
Our home loan repayment calculator can help you get an idea of whether or not you can afford a home loan.
Simply provide a few key details, such as the loan amount you're considering and value of the property, and the calculator will do the work for you. You'll have an estimate of what your repayments will be in no time.
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