Stamp Duty in Queensland — 2026 Guide
Queensland stamp duty (officially called transfer duty) is a state government tax paid when you buy property. It’s calculated on a sliding scale — the higher the purchase price, the higher the rate. Queensland calls it Transfer Duty. Home Concession applies to owner-occupiers, reducing the rate significantly.
First home buyers: full concession for homes under $500,000 (primary residence). Always verify current thresholds at the QLD Revenue Office.
Rates are based on QLD Revenue Office schedules for 2025-26. Always verify current rates at www.qld.gov.au/housing/buying-owning-home/transfer-duty before making financial decisions.
Queensland Stamp Duty Calculator 2026
Calculate transfer duty on Queensland properties. Includes first home buyer concessions, foreign purchaser surcharges, and full upfront cost estimates.
QLD Stamp Duty Rates 2026
About Stamp Duty in Queensland
QLD Stamp Duty Rates 2026
Stamp duty (officially called transfer duty in Queensland) is a state government tax paid when property changes ownership. It is one of the largest upfront costs when buying a home — often ranging from $10,000 to $50,000+ depending on the purchase price.
Queensland first home buyers may also access the $30,000 First Home Owner Grant for new builds. The QLD government also offers a stamp duty rebate for off-the-plan apartments in certain areas.
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