How much is stamp duty in Victoria on a $700,000 property?

Victorian stamp duty on a $700,000 owner-occupier purchase is approximately $37,070 in 2026, before any concessions. First home buyers between $600,001 and $750,000 receive a sliding concession; below $600,000 the duty is $0.

What is the Victorian first home buyer stamp duty threshold?

Eligible first home buyers in Victoria pay $0 stamp duty up to $600,000 and a sliding concession between $600,001 and $750,000. Above $750,000 the standard rates apply with no FHB discount.

What is the Victorian PPR concession?

The Principal Place of Residence (PPR) concession reduces stamp duty for owner-occupiers (including non-FHBs) buying between $130,000 and $550,000. It can save up to $3,100. You must occupy the property within 12 months and live there continuously for 12 months.

Is the FHOG higher in regional Victoria?

Yes. The standard $10,000 First Home Owner Grant is doubled to $20,000 for eligible new home purchases in selected regional Victorian local government areas. The grant applies only to newly built homes, not established properties.

When do you pay stamp duty in Victoria?

Victorian stamp duty must be paid within 30 days of settlement. Your conveyancer arranges payment through PEXA as part of the electronic conveyancing process. Late payment attracts penalty tax and daily interest.

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