Stamp duty calculator

Know your
tax bill.

Calculate the Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT) on your property purchase — including first-time buyer relief, second home surcharge, and the non-UK resident surcharge. Rates current from April 2025.

Rates current April 2025 All buyer types Band-by-band breakdown FCA regulated advice
SDLT calculator

Select your buyer type,
enter your price

SDLT is calculated in bands — like income tax. The rate only applies to the portion of the price that falls within each band. Select your situation below for an accurate figure.

Property purchase price
£
£50k£2m
As a non-UK resident, a 2% SDLT surcharge applies on top of standard rates. This applies to individuals who have not been present in the UK for at least 183 days in the 12 months before the purchase.
Your stamp duty
Total SDLT due
£7,500
Effective rate
2.14%
Property price
£350,000
Band by band
Based on current SDLT rates effective 1 April 2025. These figures are illustrative. Always confirm with your solicitor before exchange.
Good to know

What affects
your SDLT bill

The calculator gives you the headline figure. But your actual position can be more nuanced depending on your specific circumstances.

01
First-time buyer relief
Available on purchases up to £500,000. Zero SDLT on the first £300,000, then 5% on the remainder. Relief is lost entirely if the price exceeds £500,000.
02
Additional dwelling surcharge
A 5% surcharge applies if you already own a property and are purchasing another — including buy-to-let and holiday homes. Increased from 3% in October 2024.
03
Non-UK resident surcharge
An additional 2% applies to buyers who are not UK residents — defined as those present in the UK for fewer than 183 days in the 12 months before purchase.
04
Mixed-use & commercial
Different SDLT rates apply to commercial property, mixed-use buildings, and non-residential land. Speak with Nathan if your purchase is not straightforward residential.

Need help with
the mortgage too?

Stamp duty is one cost — the mortgage is the bigger picture. Speak with Nathan for a whole-of-market recommendation based on your actual situation.

FCA regulated · Whole-of-market · Independent advice