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How much does it cost to buy a house in the NT
Northern Territory stamp duty switches method at $525,000. An $800,000 purchase is on the flat 4.95 per cent band in this model, plus the Land Titles Office lodgement fee.
$202,481
Cash to complete
$39,600
Stamp duty
80%
LVR
- Deposit
- $160,000
- Loan
- $640,000
- Transfer duty
- $39,600
- Titles / transfer fee
- $181
- Legal (est.)
- $2,000
- Building and pest (est.)
- $700
- Cash to complete
- $202,481
At 80 per cent LVR or below, LMI often does not apply. Confirm with the lender. It is not in this total.
Cash to complete a purchase in NT
At $800,000 / 20 per cent, cash to complete is $202,481. Duty is $39,600; titles lodgement is $181.
A first-home checkbox does not change the NT result here.
LMI is omitted.
Common questions
- How much cash to buy an $800,000 house in the Northern Territory?
- This calculator shows $202,481 at a 20 per cent deposit, including $39,600 stamp duty on the flat 4.95 per cent band.
- Does the NT quadratic formula apply at $800,000?
- No. That formula is for dutiable value at or below $525,000. $800,000 uses the flat percentage.
- Is a foreign-purchaser surcharge included?
- Not in this model.
NT stamp duty calculator → · NT first-home stamp duty → · NT stamp duty on $800,000 → · Territory Revenue Office →
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