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).
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.
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
Related QLD Pages
QLD Stamp Duty Calculator
Full calculator with all QLD rates and concessions.
View pageQLD First Home Buyer
FHB exemptions, concessions, and FHOG in Queensland.
View pageQLD Foreign Buyer
Foreign buyer surcharge and duty in Queensland.
View pageHow Stamp Duty Works
Understand how duty brackets work.
View pageCompare All States
Compare duty on $300K across all states.
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