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Stamp duty calculator

RAMS Stamp Duty Calculator is a useful tool for estimating the amount of government fees and charges you need to pay when buying a property in your state or territory.

Stamp duty calculator

Don't be surprised by unexpected costs when buying a home. RAMS stamp duty calculator will show you how much in government fees and charges you can expect to pay in the state or territory you’re buying in. 

For best results, fill the details of your property transaction (including your state or territory) to estimate what your total government fees would be, including stamp duty and grants if any.

Stamp Duty Calculator

Disclaimer:

The results of this calculator are estimates only. They are based on the information you have provided. If you change any of the information you will obtain a different result. Other fees, charges and costs may apply. The calculation assumes that you are not a foreign purchaser.

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Fees and costs when buying a house are not limited to the agreed property price. Government fees, Lenders Mortgage Insurance (where applicable), council rates and utilities all add up. That’s on top of upfront costs such as conveyancing fees, property inspections and removal costs. 

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