Stamp Duty Computation (Landed Properties)
Inland Revenue Department (IRD) has developed a simple Stamp Duty Computation Program to help you calculate the stamp duty payable on property transfer instruments (i.e. agreements for sale of residential properties or agreements for sale of non-residential properties) or tenancy agreements. All you have to do is to input the property price/value or the term and rent of lease, then press the “Compute” button. The amount of stamp duty payable will be shown.
Before you proceed, please read the following brief notes:
- The Stamp Duty payable figure produced by the program is for your information only. Its correctness depends on the data inputted. IRD accept no liability whatsoever for any loss or damage which may be incurred by its use.
- This program is only applicable for computing current stamp duty payable on property transfer instruments and tenancy agreements. Penalty for late stamping is not included in the program.
If you are ready, please first select the type of document to enter the relevant Stamp Duty Computation input page.
Property Transfer
Per the proposals in the 2026-27 Budget (applicable to instruments executed on or after 26 February 2026)
- Ad Valorem Stamp Duty (AVD) (Part 1 of Scale 1 and Scale 2) - residential property
- Ad Valorem Stamp Duty (AVD) (Scale 3) - non-residential property
Under current legislation
- Ad Valorem Stamp Duty (AVD) (Part 1 of Scale 1) - residential property
- Ad Valorem Stamp Duty (AVD) (Scale 2) - residential property and non-residential property
Read about the relevant stamp duty rates