Stamp Duty calculator Ireland
When you buy a property in Ireland you pay Stamp Duty to Revenue. Enter the price to see how much it comes to.
Homes pay a lower rate on the first €1 million and higher rates above that. Commercial property and land pay a single rate of 7.5%.
How it's calculated
- For a home, each part of the price pays its own rate: 1% on the first €1 million, 2% on the part between €1 million and €1.5 million, and 6% on anything above €1.5 million.
- For non-residential property, the whole price pays 7.5%.
- These rates apply to deeds signed on or after 2 October 2024.
An example
A home bought for €1,200,000 pays 1% on €1 million (€10,000) and 2% on €200,000 (€4,000), so €14,000 in Stamp Duty.
Frequently asked questions
Do first-time buyers pay Stamp Duty?
Yes, the same residential rates apply. First-time buyers of a new home may be able to claim Help to Buy, which is a separate scheme.
What if I buy several apartments?
If the purchase covers three or more apartments in the same block, the rates are 1% up to €1 million and 2% above that.
Is there a higher rate for bulk buyers?
Yes. A 15% rate applies when a person buys ten or more houses (not apartments) within 12 months.
Key terms
- Stamp Duty
- A tax charged on documents that transfer property, such as a deed of sale.
- Consideration
- The price paid for the property, on which Stamp Duty is charged.
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