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Understanding transfer duty

This state tax is charged on property transactions and documents. It is calculated on the dutiable value of a property and must be paid by the due date.

What is transfer duty?

An overview of transfer duty, including when it must be paid and who may be eligible for an exemption.
How to calculate transfer duty

See current rates and thresholds for transfer duty and premium duty, including calculation examples.
Off the plan property purchases

When you buy property off the plan you may be able to defer paying transfer duty for up to 12 months.
Business purchases

How land, fixtures and goods are treated for transfer duty, and business assets that are not liable.
Transfer duty and options

When options to purchase NSW land are dutiable, how duty is calculated, and what documents must be lodged.
Data and statistics

Download current NSW data on the amount of transfer duty paid and the number of transactions, including by postcode.
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