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How do I calculate stamp duty for property transactions in NSW?

To calculate NSW stamp duty for property transactions, you can use an online NSW stamp duty calculator or follow this formula:

  1. Determine the property's purchase price or market value.
  2. Identify the property type (e.g., established home, new home, vacant land).
  3. Consider any applicable exemptions or concessions (e.g., first home buyer NSW stamp duty concessions).
  4. Calculate the duty payable based on the property's value and type of transaction using the NSW government's stamp duty rates.

Alternatively, consult with a conveyancer or visit the NSW Office of State Revenue website for detailed guidance.

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