Stamp Duty Calculator
Stamp duty is a tax on a property transaction that is charged by each state and territory, the amounts can and do vary. The stamp duty rate will depend on factors such as the value of the property if it is your primary residence and your residency status. Calculate the stamp duty you may have to pay on your property using our stamp duty calculator.
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Stamp Duty QLD
Everyone who buys or acquires property in Queensland will need to pay stamp duty.
Regardless of whether the property is for residential, commercial or investment purposes, you need to pay stamp duty unless you’re eligible for an exemption or your property is valued at less than $5,000.
In Queensland, once your transfer liability duty is assessed, you can pay your stamp duty through credit card, telephone or internet banking, electronic funds transfer, or cheque or money order to the Office of State Revenue (OSR).
In Queensland, stamp duty must be paid within 30 days of settlement. You should always make sure you’ve allocated the amount for stamp duty before the settlement day, alongside any solicitor’s fees, removalist fees and other expenses.
If you buy a property ‘off the plan,’ transfer duty is payable within three months of the date of the completion of the agreement, or within three months of the assignment of the purchaser’s interest in the agreement.
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Our mortgage brokers will help you through the process of finding out how much stamp duty you may need to pay and they will help you identify if you are eligible for exemptions.
