TAS First Home Buyer Stamp Duty Calculator

Tasmania offers a generous first home buyer exemption with a full duty waiver on properties up to $750,000.

Note: This exemption expires 30 June 2026.

Full exemption up to $750,000. No sliding scale - above that, full duty applies.

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Tasmania first home buyer exemption

Tasmania has a simple threshold-based system with no sliding scale:

Property valueConcessionYou pay
$0 – $750,000Full exemption$0 duty
Over $750,000NoneFull duty

Important: Unlike other states, Tasmania has no sliding scale. If your property is valued at $750,001, you pay the full duty amount with no concession.

Eligibility requirements

Expiry date

The current $750,000 threshold is a temporary measure introduced to help first home buyers during the property boom. It expires on 30 June 2026.

After this date, the threshold may revert to a lower amount or the scheme structure may change. Check with the State Revenue Office for the latest information.

First Home Owner Grant (FHOG)

Tasmania also offers a $30,000 First Home Owner Grant for new homes only (not established properties). The property must be valued under $600,000 (including land and building).

The FHOG is separate from stamp duty - you can receive both if eligible.

FAQ

Does this apply to new and established homes?

Yes, the stamp duty exemption applies to both new and established homes up to $750,000.

What happens at $750,001?

You pay full duty with no concession. Tasmania has no sliding scale, so even $1 over the threshold means full duty applies.

Can I get the FHOG and duty exemption?

Yes, if buying a new home under $600,000. Established home buyers can only receive the duty exemption.

Tax Accuracy & Sources

Reviewed: March 2026 · Tax year: 2025-26

Estimates Tasmania property transfer duty savings for first home buyers. Full exemption applies to properties up to $750,000 (new and established) until 30 June 2026. Does not cover foreign investor surcharges or partial interest transfers.

TAS first home buyer exemption confirmed January 2025. Source: State Revenue Office Tasmania.