First Home Owners Grant
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State | Brand New Property | Established Property |
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NSW | Jul 2017 -> $10,000 first home owners grant to build properties up to $750,000 cost price $10,000 first home owners grant to buy properties up to $600,000 cost price |
Sep 2012 -> Nil |
VIC | Jul 2017 -> $10,000 first home owners grant for properties up to $750,000 cost price (Metro Melbourne) |
Jul 2013 -> Nil |
QLD | Oct 2012 -> $15000 first home owners grant for properties up to $750,000 cost |
Oct 2012 -> Nil |
SA | July 2024 -> $15000 first home owners grant for properties with no property value threshold |
Jul 2014 -> Nil |
WA | $10,000 first home owners grant for properties South of 26th parallel including all Perth metropolitan areas – value land and building up to $750,000 cost North of 26th parallel – value land and building up to $1,000,000 cost |
Jan 2017 -> Nil |
TAS | Apr 2021 –> Jun 2024 (transactions commenced) $30,000 first home owners grant Jul 2016 –> Mar 2021 (transactions commenced) $20,000 first home owners grant |
July 2014 –> Nil |
ACT | Jan 2019 -> No first home owners grant. |
Jan 2017 -> Nil |
NT | May 2019–> $10,000 first home owners grant without any cost price limit |
2015 –> Nil |
* accuracy not guaranteed. states regularly update policy. please confirm with us on 02-9210-1000 and with state revenue office
Transfer Stamp Duty Concessions
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NSW | Jul 2023 -> First Home Buyers Dwellings $0 – $800,000: No cost (100% exemption) Sliding scale between $800,000-$1,000,000 Land $0 – $350,000 = No cost (100% exemption) Sliding scale between $350,000-$450,000 |
Jul 2017 -> Same as for brand new home |
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VIC | Jul 2017 -> First Home Buyers No stamp duty for properties up to $600,000. Sliding scale between $600,000 and $750,000 |
Jul 2017 -> First Home Buyers No stamp duty for properties up to $600,000. Sliding scale between $600,000 and $750,000 |
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Qld | Jun 2024 –> First Home Buyers Dwellings $0 – $700,000 – No cost (100% exemption) Sliding scale between $700,000-$800,000Vacant land $0 – $230,000 – No cost (100% exemption)Non First Home Buyers Discounted duty applies for non-first home buyer owner occupied purchases ie 1% cost up to $350,000 cost price. Land purchases are not stamp duty exempt however (even if for owner occupied purposes) Investment purchases – No discount on stamp duty |
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SA |
Jun 2024 No stamp duty payable by first home buyers for any brand new property, with no property value threshold |
Full stamp duty payable (No exemption for first home buyers and non-first home buyers alike) | ||||||||||||||
WA | May 2024 -> First Home BuyersDwellings Up to $450,000: (100% exemption) Sliding scale between $450,000-$600,000Vacant Land Up to $300,000 = (100% exemption) Sliding scale between $300,000-$400,000 |
Jul 2014 -> First Home Buyers Dwellings Up to $430,000: (100% exemption) Sliding scale between $430,000-$530,000 Vacant Land Up to $300,000 = (100% exemption) Sliding scale between $300,000-$400,000 |
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TAS | No discounts on stamp duty | Jun 2024 No discount on stamp duty |
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ACT |
Jul 2024 -> No duty payable on properties up to 1M, as long as income in under threshold.
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Jul 2022 -> Same for brand new properties |
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NT |
Jul 2022 –> Stamp duty exemptions only available for house and land packages
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Jul 2022 -> Full stamp duty payable (No exemption for first home buyers and non-first home buyers alike) |
* accuracy not guaranteed. states regularly update policy. please confirm with us on 02-9210-1000 and with state revenue office
State Formulas For Standard Stamp Duty Calculation
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NSW | Dutiable value of the dutiable property subject to the dutiable transactionRate of duty
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Residential rate
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NT | Various – see state revenue office website An escalating rate of duty applies up to $525 000 of the dutiable value of the property (ie. the greater of the consideration paid or the unencumbered value of the property). Where the dutiable amount exceeds $525 000 but is less than $3 million, the duty is 4.95 per cent of the dutiable amount. When the dutiable value is $3 million or more, duty is calculated at 5.45 per cent of the dutiable value. View the calculator for an estimate of the duty payable. |
* accuracy not guaranteed. states regularly update policy. please confirm with us on 02-9210-1000 and with state revenue office