Stamp duty is tax levied by all Australian States and Territories for certain documents and transactions.
You’re required to pay stamp duty for transfers on real estate, also known as transfer duty; and the amount of stamp duty you’ll have to pay depends upon the type and value of your transaction.
In addition to the transfer duty, you’ll need to stump up for home loan agreement stamp duty and registration of mortgage costs. That’s right, home loan agreement stamp duty is also payable.
Mates Rates can arrange cash back on your mortgage – and you may be eligible for stamp duty concessions or exemptions
(e.g. if you are a first home buyer)?
To find out more information for your State or Territory, click the relevant link below.
New South Wales
(www.revenue.nsw.gov.au)
Australian Capital Territory
(www.revenue.act.gov.au)
Northern Territory
(www.nt.gov.au)
Queensland
(www.treasury.qld.gov.au)
South Australia
(www.revenuesa.sa.gov.au)
Tasmania
(www.treasury.tas.gov.au)
Victoria
(www.sro.vic.gov.au)
Western Australia
(www.finance.wa.gov.au)
