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UK Stamp Duty Calculator — Know Your Property Tax Before Buying

Calculate Stamp Duty Land Tax on property purchases in England and Northern Ireland. See rates for first-time buyers existing homeowners and additional properties.

Stamp Duty Land Tax is a significant additional cost when buying property in England and Northern Ireland. First-time buyers get relief on properties up to £625000 paying zero SDLT on the first £425000. Existing homeowners pay standard rates starting at 5% on amounts above £250000. Understanding SDLT helps you budget accurately for your property purchase.

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Key Information

ParameterDetails
First-Time Buyer (up to £425K)0% SDLT
Standard Rate (£250K-£925K)5%
Higher Rate (£925K-£1.5M)10%
Additional Property Surcharge+3% on all bands

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Frequently Asked Questions

How much stamp duty on a £300000 house UK?

For a first-time buyer purchasing at £300000 the stamp duty is £0 as first-time buyers pay no SDLT on properties up to £425000. For existing homeowners the SDLT on £300000 is £2500 calculated as 0% on the first £250000 and 5% on the remaining £50000. For additional properties add 3% surcharge on the full amount.

Do first-time buyers pay stamp duty UK?

First-time buyers in England pay no stamp duty on properties up to £425000. On properties between £425001 and £625000 they pay 5% only on the portion above £425000. Properties above £625000 do not qualify for first-time buyer relief and standard rates apply. This relief saves first-time buyers up to £8750 compared to standard rates.

What is the 3% stamp duty surcharge?

If you are buying an additional property such as a buy-to-let or second home you pay a 3% surcharge on top of standard SDLT rates on the entire purchase price. On a £300000 property this adds £9000 to your stamp duty bill. The surcharge applies even if your first property is overseas.

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Last updated: 24 March 2026