Stamp Duty on £750,000 in 2026/27

On a £750,000 home in England or Northern Ireland, someone moving home pays £27,500 in Stamp Duty Land Tax in 2026/27. A first-time buyer pays £27,500, and a buyer who will own another home pays £65,000.

Stamp Duty to pay

£27,500

That is 3.67% of the price

How the tax is worked out
Part of the priceRateTax
£0 to £125,0000%£0
£125,000 to £250,0002%£2,500
£250,000 to £750,0005%£25,000
Total£27,500
How this was worked out
  1. £0 to £125,000: £125,000 × 0% = £0
  2. £125,000 to £250,000: £125,000 × 2% = £2,500
  3. £250,000 to £750,000: £500,000 × 5% = £25,000
  4. Total: £27,500
The tax on £750,000
TaxBuyerTotal
Stamp Duty Land TaxFirst-time buyer£27,500
Stamp Duty Land TaxMoving home£27,500
Stamp Duty Land TaxBuyer who will own more than one home£65,000
LBTTMoving home£48,350
LTTMoving home£36,750

The tax on £750,000 is worked out in slices. Each part of £750,000 that falls in a band pays that band's rate, and the table adds the slices up to reach £27,500.

First-time buyer relief stops at a price of £500,000, so at £750,000 a first-time buyer pays the standard £27,500.

A buyer who will own more than one home after buying at £750,000 usually pays the higher rates, 5% above each standard rate, which gives £65,000. Someone who sells their main home and buys a new one for £750,000 does not normally pay them, and HMRC sets time limits on that rule.

The same £750,000 home in Scotland would pay £48,350 in Land and Buildings Transaction Tax, and in Wales £36,750 in Land Transaction Tax, at the main rates for a buyer moving home. Wales has no first-time buyer relief, so a first-time buyer there also pays £36,750.

The figures for £750,000 assume a freehold or the premium on a lease, a wholly residential property and a buyer resident in the UK. A buyer who is not resident pays a further 2% on each rate, which the £750,000 figures leave out.

To try a price other than £750,000, use the Stamp Duty calculator. For a £750,000 home in Scotland or Wales, the LBTT calculator and the LTT calculator show each slice.