NT Land Tax Calculator (2026)
Estimate NT land tax using current thresholds and rates for individuals, companies, trusts and investors.
Tax = Base amount (per threshold) + (Land value − Threshold) × Marginal rateInputs
Use your property’s state or territory to apply local thresholds and rates.
Use taxable/site value, not the property sale price. Aggregate taxable holdings in the selected state.
Trust treatment varies by trust type. This option uses Victorian trust-surcharge and SA trust rates; some trusts qualify for general rates.
$0.00
Threshold Band
No land tax (NT)
Marginal Rate
0.00%
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Indicative estimates based on the inputs shown and calculator assumptions at the time saved. Results may change when rules or methods are updated. General information only, not a quote, approval or recommendation. See the methodology and source notes on this page. CSV exports include their export timestamp.
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Important assumption
This estimate applies published land-tax brackets to the taxable land value entered. It does not calculate foreign-owner surcharge land tax, Victorian absentee-owner surcharge, WA Metropolitan Region Improvement Tax, vacant residential land tax, settlement adjustments, exemptions or concessional land classes.
The state bars are not like-for-like liabilities. Valuation dates, aggregation rules and ownership definitions differ. ACT uses each property's five-year average unimproved value and has separate unit-title apportionment, so do not compare its bar with an aggregate holding value entered for another state.
Check the relevant revenue office before relying on an estimate: Revenue NSW, SRO Victoria, Queensland Revenue Office, RevenueWA, RevenueSA and ACT Revenue Office.
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NT land tax source notes
Checked 25 August 2026. This page provides a general estimate only; official assessments can vary with exemptions, ownership structure, valuation rules and surcharges.
- The Northern Territory Government states that there is no land tax in the NT.
- The zero result does not mean a property has no council rates, stamp duty or other transaction costs.
- Use the relevant purchase-cost and stamp-duty tools for separate estimates.
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