Stamp Duty Calculator
Stamp duty in the UK was first introduced on June 28, 1694, during the reign of William III and Mary II. It is a tax levied by the British government on property transactions. If you purchase a house, land, or partial title in England or Northern Ireland, you must pay stamp duty if the transaction price exceeds a certain amount.
UK Stamp Duty Calculator (2025 Updated Rules)
Calculate your stamp duty liability based on the new policy effective from April
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Stamp Duty Payable
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Effective Tax Rate
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Detailed Breakdown
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Key Points of the 2025 Stamp Duty Reform
First-time buyer
Standard buyer
Additional property purchase
Effective from 1 April 2025
- Up to £300,000: 0%
- £300,001-£500,000: 5% (only on the amount above £300,000)
- Over £500,000: Standard rates apply, no relief available
Effective from 1 April 2025
- Up to £125,000: 0%
- £125,001-£250,000: 2%
- £250,001-£925,000: 5%
- £925,001-£1,500,000: 10%
- Above £1,500,000: 12%
Effective from 1 April 2025
- Up to £125,000: 5%
- £125,001-£250,000: 7%
- £250,001-£925,000: 10%
- £925,001-£1,500,000: 15%
- Above £1,500,000: 17%
- Note: If you are replacing your main residence, the additional 3% surcharge may be exempt if the previous home is sold within 36 months.
Disclaimer: This calculator is based on the 2025 stamp duty update for reference only. Actual payable tax may vary depending on specific transaction details and buyer status. Please consult a professional tax advisor for precise calculations.
