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Stamp Duty by property price

The tax on common prices for England and Northern Ireland (standard, first-time buyer, additional property) and Wales (main rates).

PriceEngland standardFirst-time buyerAdditional propertyWales
£100,000£0£0£5,000£0
£125,000£0£0£6,250£0
£150,000£500£0£8,000£0
£175,000£1,000£0£9,750£0
£200,000£1,500£0£11,500£0
£250,000£2,500£0£15,000£1,500
£300,000£5,000£0£20,000£4,500
£350,000£7,500£2,500£25,000£7,500
£400,000£10,000£5,000£30,000£10,500
£450,000£12,500£7,500£35,000£14,250
£500,000£15,000£10,000£40,000£18,000
£600,000£20,000£20,000£50,000£25,500
£750,000£27,500£27,500£65,000£36,750
£1,000,000£43,750£43,750£93,750£61,750
£1,500,000£93,750£93,750£168,750£111,750
£2,000,000£153,750£153,750£253,750£171,750

Each tax is charged on slices of the price, so it rises faster as the price passes £250,000 and again at £925,000. Tap a price for the working. The first-time buyer relief stops at £500,000.

How to use this table

Sources

Rates read on 13 November 2026 from GOV.UK, GOV.WALES and Revenue Scotland for freehold residential purchases. They change with Budgets: check the current rate with HMRC (England and Northern Ireland) or the Welsh Revenue Authority (Wales) before you buy. Scotland charges Land and Buildings Transaction Tax, from Revenue Scotland. This site is independent and gives arithmetic, not legal or tax advice.