Stamp Duty Calculator SA

Estimate South Australia transfer (stamp) duty, first-home concessions and the First Home Owner Grant, using current RevenueSA figures. The same engine as the PFO app.

Your SA stamp duty result

Estimated stamp duty
$—
on this purchase
Transfer duty (before concessions)$—
First-home concession−$—
Duty payable$—
Transfer / registration fee$—
First Home Owner Grant−$—
Net upfront cost$—
Duty is of the price
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How much is stamp duty in South Australia?

On a $750,000 established home in South Australia, transfer duty is approximately $35,080 before any first-home concession, about 4.68% of the price. Add a transfer/registration fee of $750 for a net upfront cost around $35,830. Enter your own price above for an exact estimate.

South Australia stamp duty rates 2026

Dutiable value fromMarginal rate
$01%
$12,0002%
$30,0003%
$50,0003.50%
$100,0004%
$200,0004.25%
$250,0004.75%
$300,0005%
$500,000+5.50%

Stamp duty in South Australia at different prices

Because duty is tiered, the amount owed climbs with the purchase price. Here's the South Australia transfer duty across common price points, as a standard buyer, and as an eligible first-home buyer (the concession tapering off as the price rises past the threshold):

Purchase priceStandard buyerFirst-home buyer
$500,000$21,330$21,330
$650,000$29,580$29,580
$750,000$35,080$35,080
$850,000$40,580$40,580
$1,000,000$48,830$48,830
$1,500,000$76,330$76,330

First-home figures apply the South Australia first-home duty concession; above the phase-out threshold it no longer applies, so both columns match. The First Home Owner Grant (below) is separate and can apply on top. Figures are computed from the same RevenueSA rates as the calculator.

First home buyer concessions in South Australia

FHB full duty exemption applies to NEW homes / off-the-plan / vacant land only (no price cap); established homes pay full duty. Confirm the current rules with RevenueSA →

South Australia stamp duty FAQ

How much is stamp duty on a $750,000 home in South Australia?

On a $750,000 established home in South Australia, transfer duty is about $35,080 before any first-home concession, roughly 4.68% of the price. Use the calculator above for your exact price and situation.

Do first home buyers pay stamp duty in South Australia?

FHB full duty exemption applies to NEW homes / off-the-plan / vacant land only (no price cap); established homes pay full duty.

How much is the First Home Owner Grant in South Australia?

South Australia's First Home Owner Grant is $15,000 for an eligible new or off-the-plan home, with no price cap. It's separate from any stamp-duty concession, so an eligible first-home buyer can receive both.

When do you pay stamp duty in South Australia?

Transfer duty is generally due within a set window after settlement, and your conveyancer or solicitor arranges payment to RevenueSA. Budget for it upfront, alongside your deposit and other buying costs.

The same purchase can cost thousands more in duty from one state to the next. Compare stamp duty across Australia →.

Rates current as at 2026-07-04, sourced from RevenueSA. Estimate only, general information, not advice.

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