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Stamp Duty on $300,000 in QLD

Transfer duty on a $300K property in Queensland is $3,000 for owner-occupiers (1.00% effective rate).

2025-26 rates
QLD transfer duty

Queensland charges around $3,500 on a $300,000 property. FHB concessions may apply for homes up to $550,000 if buying a new or substantially renovated home.

Stamp Duty Scenarios at $300K in QLD

How duty varies by buyer type on a $300K Queensland property.

Owner-Occupier

$3,000

1.00% effective rate

Standard duty for buying a home you'll live in.

Investor

$8,925

2.97% effective rate

Investment property rates — may differ from OO rates.

First Home Buyer

$0

0.00% effective rate

Saves $3,000 vs standard

Eligible FHBs may receive a concession or full exemption.

Foreign Buyer

$27,000

9.00% effective rate

Includes $24,000 surcharge

Includes the foreign buyer surcharge on top of standard duty.

Stamp Duty at Nearby Prices in QLD

Compare duty at price points around $300K.

PriceStandard DutyFHB DutyEffective Rate
$200,000$2,000$0 (exempt)1.00%
$250,000$2,500$0 (exempt)1.00%
$350,000$3,500$0 (exempt)1.00%
$400,000$5,250$0 (exempt)1.31%
$500,000$8,750$0 (exempt)1.75%

$300K Property — All States Compared

How does QLD compare for stamp duty on a $300K property?

StateDuty on $300KEffective Rate
ACT$1,6080.54%
QLD (this state)$3,0001.00%
NSW$8,6322.88%
WA$8,8352.94%
TAS$9,9353.31%
NT$10,4143.47%
SA$11,3303.78%
VIC$11,3703.79%

What Changes the Result?

Property Type

Vacant land, new homes, and off-the-plan purchases may attract different rates or concessions.

Buyer Intent

Owner-occupiers often pay less than investors — some states have separate rate schedules.

First Home Buyer Status

FHBs may qualify for full exemptions, sliding-scale concessions, or the First Home Owner Grant.

Foreign Buyer Status

Most states impose a surcharge of 7–9% on foreign purchasers, significantly increasing total duty.

Stamp Duty FAQs — $300K in QLD