Updated: April 17, 2024
Stamp Duty Calculator
Want to work out how much stamp duty you could owe on a property you’re looking to buy? Use our calculator here to find out.
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Whether it’s for your main residence, a second property or buy-to-let investment, if you’re wanting to work out what the potential stamp duty land tax will be you can use our free stamp duty calculator to get an immediate snapshot of how much you could be liable for if you proceed.
Stamp Duty Calculator
This calculator can tell you how much Stamp Duty Land Tax you will need to pay on your property purchase, whether you're a first-time buyer, a home-mover or in the market for an investment property.
Your stamp duty to pay is:
Your effective tax rate is
Now that you've worked out how much stamp duty is payable, it's a good idea to talk to a broker about your mortgage options. They can help you make sure you aren't paying over the odds with all costs and fees factored in.
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Why use this stamp duty calculator
First of all our stamp duty calculator is free and very easy to use. So, rather than trying to work out all the different rates and thresholds yourself, just let our calculator do all that work for you and the results will be ready in a matter of seconds.
No personal details are required to use our calculator. Just input the following information:
- Select whether this calculation is for your main residence or a second property/buy-to-let purchase
- If it’s for your main residence you can select whether you’re a first time buyer or not by clicking the toggle button below the entry field
- Finally, enter the value of the property
And that’s it! Our stamp duty calculator will then provide an indicative amount of tax due and the effective tax rate, based on the information you’ve provided. If you’d like to know more about how all the different thresholds and rates apply for stamp duty read our dedicated stamp duty article.
Once you’ve worked out your stamp duty liability for the property you want to buy, you can move forward with the process. To look at what the options are for paying your stamp duty why not get in touch and we can arrange for a mortgage broker we work with to speak with you directly.
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Comparing stamp duty rates across the UK
Our stamp duty calculator is based on the rates and thresholds which apply only for properties based in either England or Northern Ireland. If the property you’re looking to buy is situated in either Scotland or Wales then the rules (and rates) are slightly different.
For Scotland your property could be subject to the Land and Buildings Transaction Tax, which replaced stamp duty in 2015. Under these rules the nil rate band threshold is £145,000 of a property’s value. The next threshold is between £145,001 – £250,000 and this portion is taxed at 2%. The next is £250,001 – £325,000 with a rate of 5%, £325,001 – £750,000 is taxed at 10% and, finally, any portion above £750,000 is taxed at 12%.
Properties in Wales are subject to the Land Transaction Tax. The nil rate band here is up to £225,000. Between £225,001 – £400,000 the rate is 6%, £400,001 – £750,000 the rate is 7.5%, £750,001 – £1,500,00 it’s 10% and above £1,500,000 the rate is 12%.
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Why use Online Money Advisor?
Once you’ve seen how much stamp duty you could be liable for on the property you’re looking to buy, here’s how Online Money Advisor will be able to help guide you through the next stages of the mortgage process:
- Match you with the right mortgage broker. Our unique broker-matching service is free to use and designed to match you not just with any broker but one who has specific expertise dealing with property purchases where stamp duty is liable
- Methods of payment. Your mortgage broker can discuss the options of how you’ll pay the stamp duty, whether it can be added to your mortgage or taken from your deposit amount.
- Outline the next steps. Once you know the exact position on stamp duty your broker will help you plan what happens next with your property purchase and mortgage requirements.
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FAQs
Yes you do but for shared ownership you can either opt to pay stamp duty based on the value of the share you’re buying and net present value of the rent or 100% of the property value.
It’s worth noting that if you’re a first-time buyer under this scheme you’ll qualify for additional relief if the property is worth below £425,000.
No, not at all. The rates are no different across regions – only by country. So different rates apply for Wales and for Scotland. Properties in Northern Ireland and England are the same (as outlined above).
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