Buying a home or investment property in England? Our Stamp Duty Calculator helps you estimate how much tax you might pay when purchasing a property.
Whether you're a first-time buyer, home mover, or purchasing a second home or buy-to-let, this tool gives a quick overview of your potential costs.
At Strong Mortgage Solutions, we help clients across Bristol, Bath, and surrounding areas plan their mortgage journey with confidence.
Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT) is a government tax paid when purchasing a residential property in England. The amount you pay depends on:
Our calculator helps you work out how much stamp duty you may need to pay, based on your circumstances.
Note: Rates and thresholds can change with government budgets, so this tool provides an estimate only.
Speak to Us for Advice if you’re unsure.
If you’ve never owned a property before, you may pay reduced or no stamp duty up to a certain threshold. Our calculator includes this reduction automatically.
If you're moving to a new home, the standard residential stamp duty rates will apply. This includes upsizing or relocating.
If you're buying an additional property (e.g. a second home or investment property), an extra 5% surcharge is typically added to the standard rates.
Simply enter:
The calculator will show you an estimated stamp duty amount based on the current rules in England.
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Understanding your stamp duty liability is an important step when buying a home. Use our calculator for an estimate, then speak with us for tailored advice.
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