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Tasmania Property transfer duty

What a buyer pays at settlement in Tasmania — the real stamp duty rate, plus your conveyancer or solicitor, inspection and registration, with a calculator that uses Tasmania's actual bands.

Source-verified · 2026-Q2Duties Act 2001 (Tas); rates effective 21 October 2013, current 2026 Official source ↗
Property transfer duty on $800,000
$31,185
First-home relief
Full exemption up to $750,000, tapering to $750,000.

Property transfer duty bands

Marginal — each rate applies only to the slice of the price within that band.

Property transfer duty bands
Portion of price Rate on that portion
Base fee $50
$3,000 – $25,000 1.75%
$25,000 – $75,000 2.25%
$75,000 – $200,000 3.5%
$200,000 – $375,000 4%
$375,000 – $725,000 4.25%
Over $725,000 4.5%

Property transfer duty in Tasmania at a glance

What the property transfer duty works out to at common Australia home prices, computed from the bands above.

Property transfer duty in Tasmania at standard home prices
Home priceProperty transfer dutyFirst-home buyer
$400,000$13,998$0
$600,000$22,498$0
$800,000$31,185
$1,000,000$40,185
$1,500,000$62,685

Tasmania buying-cost calculator

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Estimated upfront costs

$34,185

≈ 4.27% of the price · excludes your deposit

stamp duty alone

$31,185

the biggest single line

Line-by-line breakdown

Property transfer duty $31,185
Conveyancer / solicitor $1,650
Building & pest inspection $600
Title transfer & mortgage registration $350
Loan application / establishment fee $400

How buying costs work in Tasmania

Tasmania's property transfer duty is marginal, starting from a flat $50 on the smallest purchases. Tasmania is unusual in offering first-home relief on established homes.

On a $800,000 home, Tasmania's property transfer duty comes to roughly $31,185. On top of that you'll pay your conveyancer or solicitor, an inspection and registration — all built into the calculator above.

First-home buyers: Tasmania gives first-home buyers of ESTABLISHED homes a full duty exemption up to $750,000, for purchases settling by 30 June 2026. Confirm the scheme is still running before you rely on it.

Foreign buyers: Foreign buyers pay an 8% Foreign Investor Duty Surcharge (FIDS).

Source: Duties Act 2001 (Tas); rates effective 21 October 2013, current 2026. Official source ↗

Frequently asked questions

How much is Property transfer duty in Tasmania?

On a $800,000 home in Tasmania, Property transfer duty is about $31,185. It's charged on marginal price bands — see the table above — so it changes with your price. Tasmania's property transfer duty is marginal, starting from a flat $50 on the smallest purchases. Tasmania is unusual in offering first-home relief on established homes.

Do first-home buyers get a break in Tasmania?

Tasmania gives first-home buyers of ESTABLISHED homes a full duty exemption up to $750,000, for purchases settling by 30 June 2026. Confirm the scheme is still running before you rely on it.

What about foreign buyers in Tasmania?

Foreign buyers pay an 8% Foreign Investor Duty Surcharge (FIDS).

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