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Stamp Duty Calculator TAS 2026/27

Stamp duty in Tasmania on an $800,000 investment property is $31,185, 3.90% of the price, on the TAS revenue office's 2026/27 rates. On a $600,000 home to live in it is $22,498, and $22,498 for a first home buyer. A foreign buyer pays a surcharge of 8% on top. The calculator below works it out for any price in TAS.

Rates as at NSW, Victoria, Queensland, Western Australia, Tasmania, the ACT and the Northern Territory read on 22 October 2026; South Australia on 23 September 2026; NSW and ACT tables from 1 July 2026

$31,185
stamp duty on an $800,000 investment property in TAS, 3.90% of the price.
$22,498
for a first home buyer on a $600,000 home in TAS ($22,498 for any other home buyer).

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Stamp duty in TAS
$31,185
3.90% of the price · 2026/27 rates
Duty at the general or home rates
$31,185
Price plus stamp duty
$831,185
  • Concession eligibility (residence, citizenship, prior ownership) is not checked here.

Presm's Stamp Duty Calculator on each revenue office's 2026/27 rates. Estimates only: eligibility for a concession (residence, citizenship, earlier ownership) is not checked here. The TAS revenue office

Stamp duty in TAS at common prices, 2026/27

What an investor, a home buyer, a first home buyer and a foreign investor pay in Tasmania at ten prices. Every figure is worked out by the calculator above.

Stamp duty in TAS at common prices, 2026/27 rates
PriceInvestorHome to live inFirst home buyerForeign investor, with surcharge
$300,000$9,935$9,935$9,935$33,935
$400,000$13,998$13,998$13,998$45,998
$500,000$18,248$18,248$18,248$58,248
$600,000$22,498$22,498$22,498$70,498
$700,000$26,748$26,748$26,748$82,748
$800,000$31,185$31,185$31,185$95,185
$1,000,000$40,185$40,185$40,185$120,185
$1,250,000$51,435$51,435$51,435$151,435
$1,500,000$62,685$62,685$62,685$182,685
$2,000,000$85,185$85,185$85,185$245,185

Presm's Stamp Duty Calculator, the TAS revenue office's 2026/27 rates. Home and first home: an established home the buyer will live in; concessions for new homes and off the plan purchases differ. Estimates only.

How TAS works it out

Tasmania charges duty on the price (or the value, if higher) on its own scale of bands. These are the general rates an investor pays, as the calculator applies them, then the schemes for homes, first home buyers and foreign buyers in the calculator's own words.

TAS general rates, 2026/27

TAS stamp duty bands, 2026/27
PriceDuty
$0 to $3,000$50
$3,001 to $25,000$50 + $1.75 per $100 over $3,000
$25,001 to $75,000$435 + $2.25 per $100 over $25,000
$75,001 to $200,000$1,560 + $3.50 per $100 over $75,000
$200,001 to $375,000$5,935 + $4.00 per $100 over $200,000
$375,001 to $725,000$12,935 + $4.25 per $100 over $375,000
Over $725,000$27,810 + $4.50 per $100 over $725,000

Schemes and surcharges

  • Concession eligibility (residence, citizenship, prior ownership) is not checked here.
  • The first home buyer exemption for established homes ended for settlements after 30 June 2026. The First Home Owner Grant may apply instead.
  • Foreign buyer surcharge of 8% applied.

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