First home buyer guide

First Home Buyer Guide TAS 2025-26

Complete first home buyer guide for Tasmania. Stamp duty concessions, First Home Owner Grant, FHSS eligibility, and savings calculator for TAS in 2025-26.

Stamp duty concessions FHOG + FHSS
What first home buyers get in TAS
Full stamp duty exemption for first home buyers on established homes up to $750,000 (TAS SRO duty relief)
$30,000 First Home Owner Grant for new homes up to $600,000 (boosted rate until 30 June 2026, reverts to $10,000 after)
The duty exemption applies to established (existing) homes; new homes may also qualify — check with TAS SRO
One of the most generous FHOGs in Australia alongside Queensland
FHSS scheme available to boost your deposit savings through super
Stamp duty — first home buyer vs standard

See how much you could save on stamp duty as a first home buyer in Tasmania.

Property price Standard duty FHB duty You save
$400k $13,997.50 $0.00 $13,997.50
$500k $18,247.50 $0.00 $18,247.50
$600k $22,497.50 $0.00 $22,497.50
$700k $26,747.50 $0.00 $26,747.50
$800k $31,185.00 $31,185.00
$900k $35,685.00 $35,685.00
$1M $40,185.00 $40,185.00
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FAQ
How does Tasmania's stamp duty exemption work for first home buyers?
Tasmania provides a full stamp duty exemption for first home buyers purchasing established homes valued up to $750,000. Unlike most other states that use a sliding scale, TAS offers full exemption (no partial concession above the threshold). This relief is administered by the TAS State Revenue Office.
Can I get both the duty exemption and the $30,000 FHOG in Tasmania?
These benefits target different property types. The $30,000 FHOG applies to new homes valued up to $600,000. The stamp duty exemption applies to established homes up to $750,000. If you are buying a new home, you may qualify for the FHOG but should confirm duty treatment with the TAS SRO.
Is Tasmania's $30,000 grant permanent?
The $30,000 FHOG for new homes in Tasmania is a boosted amount running until 30 June 2026, after which it is expected to revert to $10,000. Check the Tasmanian Government's website for the latest details as the amount and end date can change with state budgets.

Last updated 24 May 2026 Tax year 2025-26

Data sources: ATO (ato.gov.au), Services Australia

This tool is general information only, not financial advice.

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