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QLD stamp duty on vacant land

The Queensland home concession is for a residence, not a bare lot. Vacant land sits on the general table, with a separate first-home vacant-land path that ends earlier than the established-home concession.

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This calculator provides an estimate only. Refer to your state revenue office for exact amounts, concessions and eligibility criteria.

Estimated stamp duty

$12,425

State or territory
Queensland (QLD)
Buyer type
Standard purchaser (general rates)
Property value
$400,000
Stamp duty (transfer duty)
$12,425
Effective rate
3.11%

Based on QLD transfer duty rates (residential) as at July 2026. QLD rates → · Queensland Revenue Office →

Estimates only. Assumes an Australian-resident buyer and no foreign-purchaser surcharge. Verify with a conveyancer.

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Vacant land transfer duty in QLD

On $400,000 the general table is $12,425. A qualifying first-home vacant-land buyer pays $4,142 at that price.

At $350,000 first-home vacant-land duty is $0. By $500,000 it has returned to the general figure ($15,925).

The home concession does not apply to vacant land. A first-home new home can still be $0 duty — that is a dwelling, not this page.

Queensland Revenue Office transfer duty rates →

What this calculator models

  • General vacant land: the ordinary Queensland transfer-duty table.
  • First-home vacant land: $0 to $350,000, linear phase-up to full general duty at $500,000.
  • The home concession is for a residence, not vacant land.

Worked examples

Same engine as the form above, with property type set to vacant land. Investor is the general table. First home is the modelled vacant-land concession if you will later live in a home on the lot.

PriceInvestorFirst home, vacant
$300,000$8,925$0
$400,000$12,425$4,142
$500,000$15,925$15,925
$800,000$29,025$29,025

Common questions

How much stamp duty on vacant land in Queensland?
General duty on a $400,000 lot is $12,425. First-home vacant land at that price is $4,142 if you qualify.
Is QLD first-home vacant land stamp duty $0?
Only to $350,000 in this model ($0). Above that it phases to full general duty at $500,000.
Does the Queensland home concession apply to vacant land?
No. Vacant land uses general rates unless the first-home vacant-land concession applies.

QLD stamp duty calculator → · QLD first-home stamp duty → · Cash to buy in QLD →

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