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QLD Stamp Duty 2026: PPOR vs Investor, FHB & Surcharges

Queensland transfer duty in 2026: PPOR vs investment, FHB concessions, and foreign surcharges — with a calculator.

RERealEstateCalc Editorial · Property & Finance Research
1 Sept 2024Updated 1 Apr 20262 min read
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Frequently asked questions

How is QLD transfer duty calculated?

By applying brackets to the dutiable value, then adjusting for concessions and surcharges.

Do PPOR buyers receive concessions?

Yes, PPOR and FHB concessions may reduce duty, subject to caps and eligibility.

Are there foreign surcharges in QLD?

Foreign purchasers may pay additional surcharge on top of standard duty.

Where can I calculate my duty?

Use the QLD Stamp Duty Calculator: /calc/stamp-duty/qld.

When is duty due in QLD?

Generally at settlement or within a set period after the liability arises. Confirm current deadlines with the Queensland Revenue Office.

Does PPOR status affect duty if I move in later?

PPOR concessions include occupancy requirements and timeframes. If these are not met, adjustments may apply.

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