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WA first home buyer stamp duty

RevenueWA publishes owner-occupier concessional rates and first-home treatment that this calculator does not apply. A first-home checkbox does not change the WA number. The figure is the general residential table current from 1 July 2026.

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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

$32,316

State or territory
Western Australia (WA)
Buyer type
First home buyer
Property value
$800,000
Stamp duty (transfer duty)
$32,316
Effective rate
4.04%

Based on WA transfer duty rates (residential) as at July 2026. WA first-home rates → · WA Department of Finance →

First-home relief is not modelled for Western Australia. Standard transfer duty is shown.

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

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  • NT NT first home buyer stamp duty

How first-home stamp duty works in WA

At $750,000 the general Western Australian transfer duty in this model is $29,741, plus the Landgate fee. A first-home flag does not reduce that result here.

That is a labelled gap, not advice that no concession exists. If you are eligible for a published first-home or principal-place concessional rate, RevenueWA’s own tools will be lower than this estimate.

Use this page to see the unconcessed cash-to-complete line, then confirm the live concessional rate before you exchange.

WA Department of Finance transfer duty rates →

Thresholds this calculator models

  • Owner-occupier concessional rates exist at RevenueWA and are not in this model.
  • A first-home checkbox does not change the WA result.
  • The general progressive table is shown for every buyer type.

Worked examples

Same engine as the form above. Investor is the general table. First home is an established home you will live in.

PriceInvestorFirst home
$500,000$17,765$17,765
$800,000$32,316$32,316
$1,000,000$42,616$42,616
$1,500,000$68,366$68,366

Not included on this page

  • RevenueWA first-home and principal-place concessional rates.
  • The First Home Owner Grant.
  • The Australian Government 5% Deposit Scheme.

Buying an investment first can change later first-home eligibility. That is a separate question from the duty number. First home buyer or rentvestor →

Common questions

How much stamp duty do first home buyers pay in WA?
This calculator shows the general schedule, not a first-home concessional rate. At $750,000 that is $29,741 plus the Landgate fee. Confirm the current concessional treatment with RevenueWA.
Does ticking first home buyer change the WA stamp duty calculator?
No. Owner-occupier concessional rates are published by RevenueWA and are not modelled. The figure stays on the general table.
Is the First Home Owner Grant included in this WA duty figure?
No. The grant is a separate payment. This page is transfer duty only, and even then it is the general table.

WA stamp duty calculator → · All first-home stamp duty → · WA suburb profiles →

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