VIC stamp duty calculator
Estimate Victorian land transfer duty on land, development sites, and property purchases. The calculator can show foreign purchaser additional duty. Concessions, exemptions, principal place of residence rates, and off-the-plan rules are not included.
Inputs
Estimated duty
Assumptions
- Victorian general land transfer duty on the dutiable value (usually the greater of price paid or market value).
- General land transfer duty rates are used. Principal place of residence concessional rates are not applied.
- No first home buyer, principal place of residence, off-the-plan, pensioner or other concessions or exemptions are applied.
Based on Victorian general land transfer duty rates and foreign purchaser additional duty guidance from the State Revenue Office Victoria. Check SRO Victoria for official guidance.
Want the full acquisition cost stack?
Stamp duty is only one acquisition cost. For development screening, you may also want to allow for legal fees, due diligence, debt costs, land tax, rates, and holding costs.
The basics
How VIC stamp duty works
Surcharge
What is foreign purchaser additional duty?
Foreign purchaser additional duty is an extra 8% of the dutiable value, charged on residential property bought by a foreign purchaser. It is on top of the standard land transfer duty.
Turn the toggle on in the calculator to add it. Whether it applies depends on the property type and the purchaser's circumstances, so confirm your position with the State Revenue Office Victoria or a qualified professional.
Rate table
VIC stamp duty brackets
These are the Victorian general land transfer duty brackets the calculator uses, shown here for reference.
Based on Victorian general land transfer duty rates from the State Revenue Office Victoria. Check SRO Victoria for official guidance.
Scope
What this calculator includes and excludes
Includes
- Victorian general land transfer duty
- Optional foreign purchaser additional duty
- Land, development sites, and property purchases
- Optional developer view with duty per sqm
Excludes
- First home buyer concessions
- Principal place of residence concessional rates
- Off-the-plan concessions
- Pensioner concessions
- Exemptions and waivers
- Complex mixed-use apportionment
- Special trust, company, aggregation, or related-party rules
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VIC stamp duty FAQs
Is stamp duty the same as land transfer duty in Victoria?
Yes. Stamp duty is the common name. Land transfer duty is the official Victorian name. They mean the same thing.
Does this calculator work for land purchases?
Yes. It covers land, development sites, and property purchases. Enter the purchase price or dutiable value to get an estimate.
Which rates does it use?
It uses the Victorian general land transfer duty rates. It does not apply principal place of residence concessional rates, first home buyer concessions, or off-the-plan concessions.
Does it include the foreign purchaser additional duty?
Yes, when you turn the foreign purchaser toggle on. It adds the 8% foreign purchaser additional duty on residential property on top of the standard land transfer duty.
Why do some brackets use a flat percentage of the whole value?
That is how the Victorian general rates are set. The $960,001 to $2,000,000 band, for example, charges 5.5% of the whole dutiable value rather than a base plus a marginal rate. The calculator follows the published brackets.
Is this official tax advice?
No. It is a general estimate to help you plan. For a binding figure, or for a complex, mixed-use, or related-party deal, check with the State Revenue Office Victoria or a qualified professional.