Stamp Duty Northern Territory

The stamp duty in the NT is calculated depending on the value of the property. If you were buying a $400,000 property, the stamp duty would be $16,514.31, excluding first home buyer concessions.

The general rates of Stamp Duty in the Northern Territory are:

Dutiable value	Duty rate
Up to $525,000	D = (0.06571441 x V²) + 15V Where D = the duty payable in $ and V = the dutiable value 1000
More than $525,000 and less than $3,000,000	4.95 per cent of the value
$3,000,000 or more	5.45 per cent of the value

Stamp duty is subject to change. Information current as at November 2016. For the most up-to-date information, please go to the NT Department of Treasury and Finance website.

Use our Stamp Duty Calculator to work out how much you might have to pay or for more information on Stamp Duty and Comparing Home Loans, call 13 19 20 to speak to a qualified Mortgage Broker.

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