How much is stamp duty in Tasmania on a $500,000 home?

Tasmanian transfer duty on a $500,000 owner-occupier purchase is approximately $16,560 in 2026. First home buyers purchasing established homes receive a 50% concession, paying approximately $8,280 — a saving of $8,280.

What FHB concessions does Tasmania offer?

Tasmania offers a 50% stamp duty concession for first home buyers purchasing established homes up to $750,000. New-home FHBs instead receive the $30,000 First Home Owner Grant on properties up to $600,000.

Is the Tasmanian $30,000 FHOG ongoing?

The $30,000 First Home Owner Grant for new homes in Tasmania is currently extended through 30 June 2026. Eligible new homes must be valued at $600,000 or less. The grant has been extended multiple times and is widely expected to continue.

Does Tasmania offer a pensioner stamp duty concession?

Yes. The Pensioner Downsizing Concession provides a 50% reduction in stamp duty for eligible pensioners aged 60+ downsizing to a home up to $600,000. The seller must have owned and lived in the previous home for at least 10 years.

When is stamp duty paid in Tasmania?

Tasmanian stamp duty must be paid within three months of contract date or at settlement, whichever is earlier. Most conveyancers process payment electronically through PEXA. Late payment incurs penalty tax and interest charges.

Tasmania Stamp Duty Calculator 2026

Calculate Tasmanian stamp duty for 2026. Includes 50% FHB concession on established homes to $750k and $30,000 FHOG on new builds. Free, no sign-up.