Stamp Duty Calculator - QLD

Modified on: Thu, 8 May, 2025 at 10:28 AM

Concessions and Grants
Using the Stamp Duty Calculator
- Purchase Matter Stamp Duty Calculator
- Transfer Matter Stamp Duty Calculator

Concessions and Grants

Home Transfer Duty Concession

The QRO has introduced the First home (new home) concession and updated the First home vacant land concession for eligible transactions entered into on or after 1 May 2025. A full transfer duty concession is available on residential land only.

The triConvey Stamp Duty Calculator currently caters for properties which are solely residential land. Please refer to the QRO transfer duty calculator for a property which includes both residential and non-residential land.

There are four types of rates for home concessions available:

Home concession;
First home concession;
First home (new home); and
First home vacant land concession.

For more information on rates and their thresholds, please refer to Queensland Revenue Office (QRO) Home transfer duty concession rate page.

First Home Owner Grant

The First Home Owner Grant (FHOG) is:

for eligible first home buyers who are buying or building a new home valued less than $750,000 (including land and any contract variations); and
applies to contracts signed between 20 November 2023 and 30 June 2025 (both dates inclusive).

The FHOG amounts are as follows:

$30,000 for contracts between 20 November 2023 and 30 June 2025 (both dates inclusive);
$15,000 for contracts signed before 20 November 2023.

For more information on eligibility, please refer to Queensland Revenue Office (QRO) website.

The QRO Application for the Queensland First Home Owners' Grant is also available for use in your triConvey Precedent Library.

Additional Foreign Acquirer Duty (AFAD)/Foreign Purchaser Duty

Additional foreign acquirer duty/foreign purchaser duty is based on the foreign acquirer's interest of the dutiable value of the AFAD residential land.

The following rates apply:

7% on or after 1 July 2018; and
8% on or after 1 July 2024.

For more information on assessing and calculating additional foreign acquirer duty, please refer to the Queensland Revenue Office (QRO) website.

Using the Stamp Duty Calculator

triConvey's Stamp Duty Calculator will check the following information from your matter to calculate Transfer Duty, concessions, AFAD and grants:

if an Unconditional Date has been entered and, if so, it will use this date;
if no Unconditional Date is entered, it will use the Contract Date;
if no dates are selected, it will assume today’s date;
the entered dutiable value;
the Concession Type selected;
the Foreign Interest Fraction and Value for the FPD entered; and
if the Grant Type selected is First Home Owner Grant.

Purchase Matter Stamp Duty Calculator

1. Double-click Conveyancing Details and select the Contract & Settlement Details tab.

2. Enter the Unconditional Date or Contract Date (or leave blank to use today’s date).

Tip:  Ensure that the Purchase Price has been entered.

3. Select the Stamp Duty, Tax & Registration tab.

4. Select your Concession from the Concession Type dropdown (if it applies).

Tip:  The concession will be applied to the Dutiable Value (or Dutiable Value Override Amount, if entered).  The deduction amount will populate in less Concession and the sub-total will populate in Concession Duty.

5. To calculate AFAD/Foreign Purchaser Duty, enter the Foreign Interest fraction and the calculated Foreign Purchaser Duty will appear in the Foreign Purchaser Duty field.

6. If the Dutiable Value for Foreign Purchaser Duty is different, this can be entered in the Value for FPD field, and the Foreign Purchaser Duty will be calculated using this amount instead.

7. If the First Home Owner Grant applies, click on the Grant Type dropdown and select First Home Owner Grant.

8. The Grant Amount field will populate with the applicable amount.

Transfer Matter Stamp Duty Calculator

The Transfer matter Stamp Duty Calculator caters for:

Transfer Duty;
Home Transfer Duty Concession; and
Additional foreign acquirer duty (AFAD)/foreign purchaser duty.

It does not cater for the First Home Owner Grant.

1. Double-click Transfer Details and enter the Consideration.

2. Select your Concession from the Concession Type dropdown (if it applies).

Tip:  The concession will be applied to the Dutiable Value.  The deduction amount will populate in less Concession and the sub-total will populate in Concession Duty.

3. To calculate AFAD/Foreign Purchaser Duty, enter the Foreign Interest fraction and the calculated Foreign Purchaser Duty will appear in the Foreign Purchaser Duty field.

4. If the Dutiable Value for Foreign Purchaser Duty is different, this can be entered in the Value for FPD field, and the Foreign Purchaser Duty will be calculated using this amount instead.