Key points
- Rates/thresholds vary by dutiable value and buyer type.
- Some concessions may apply to eligible first‑home buyers.
Current concessions and surcharges
- The 100% established-home first-home duty exemption applied only to eligible transfers from 18 February 2024 through 30 June 2026. It is not a current general exemption for transfers after 30 June 2026.
- Other concessions can depend on the property type, transaction date and buyer circumstances. Check the current State Revenue Office Tasmania guidance.
- The Foreign Investor Duty Surcharge is an additional 8% on residential property and 1.5% on primary production property acquired by a foreign person, where it applies.
Worked example — $450,000 property
For a dutiable value of $450,000, the property falls within the more than $375,000 but not more than $725,000 bracket.
- Rate formula: $12,935 + $4.25 for every $100, or part thereof, over $375,000
- Amount over threshold: $450,000 − $375,000 = $75,000
- Duty on excess: $75,000 ÷ $100 × $4.25 = $3,187.50
- Total property transfer duty: $12,935 + $3,187.50 = $16,122.50
This example uses Tasmania's general property transfer duty rates only. Concessions, exemptions and Foreign Investor Duty Surcharge can change the final amount.
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Last checked: October 2026. Stamp duty rules can change and depend on the transaction and buyer. Check the State Revenue Office Tasmania and consider advice from a conveyancer, solicitor or other appropriately qualified professional.