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Stamp Duty Calculator NSW 2026 (New South Wales)

Under the NSW First Home Buyers Assistance Scheme (FHBAS), eligible buyers pay zero stamp duty up to $800,000, with tapered concessions up to $1,000,000. Calculate your exact statutory duty, government transfer fees, and first home buyer concessions.

New South Wales (NSW) Statutory Highlights:
  • First Home Exemption: $800,000
  • Concessional Threshold: $1,000,000
  • First Home Owner Grant: $10,000 (New Homes < $750k)
  • Foreign Buyer Duty: 9.0% additional surcharge
Net Stamp Duty Payable
$8,220 AUD
Effective Rate0.97%
Base Statutory Duty
$32,880
Before Concessions
Concession Savings
-$24,660
FHB Relief Applied
State Title Transfer Fee:$165
Mortgage Registration Fee:$165
Total Government Acquisition Fees:$8,550
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Factual Mathematical Utility: The calculations, scenarios, and outputs generated by this financial calculator are automated mathematical simulations provided strictly for general educational and reference purposes. Calculations are derived from publicly enacted Australian statutory benchmarks (ATO, SRO, APRA, and Services Australia).

No Financial or Credit Advice: This tool does not constitute personal financial, credit, legal, or taxation advice under the Corporations Act 2001 (Cth) or National Consumer Credit Protection Act 2009. Individual financial variables, exemptions, lender fees, and personal circumstances have not been taken into account.

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Statutory Audit Year: FY 2025–2026