Stamp Duty Calculator Ireland

Calculate exactly how much stamp duty you'll pay on your property purchase. Covers residential, commercial, and first-time buyer exemptions.

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Stamp Duty Payable

Total Stamp Duty
€0
First-time buyers pay no stamp duty on new builds
Purchase price€380,000
Rate applied0% (FTB new build exempt)
Effective rate0.00%

Irish Stamp Duty Rates 2026

Residential property: 1% on the first €1,000,000. 2% on the balance above €1,000,000.

First-time buyer new build: Exempt from stamp duty (on properties up to €500,000).

Non-residential / commercial: 7.5% flat rate.

Bulk purchases (10+ residential units in 12 months): 10% rate applies to the aggregate value.

Stamp duty is paid by your solicitor on your behalf as part of the closing process. It must be paid within 44 days of the deed of transfer.

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