NSW · threshold $1,075,000 2026 land tax year

Land Tax Calculator — New South Wales

Work out your NSW land tax from your total land value, using the bands published by Revenue NSW. The threshold is $1,075,000 — below that, you pay nothing.

1 Enter your total land value2 See the land tax you owe

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Step 2 · your result

Estimated land tax

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for the 2026 land tax year


Total land value
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No land tax below
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Effective rate
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Rates from Revenue NSW, checked 11 October 2026. General estimate only — not tax advice.

NSW land tax rates

Total taxable value of landLand tax payable
Up to $1,075,000No land tax
More than $1,075,000, less than $6,571,000$100 + 1.6% of the land value above $1,075,000
$6,571,000 and over$88,036 + 2% of the land value above $6,571,000

Source: Revenue NSW, checked 11 October 2026. Table reproduced exactly as published.

What you need to know about NSW land tax

Frequently asked questions

What is the land tax threshold in New South Wales?

$1,075,000. Below that total land value you pay no land tax. Above it, tax is charged using the band your value falls into — see the table on this page.

Is land tax charged on each property, or on my total land value?

On your total land value in New South Wales. If you own three investment properties worth $400,000 each, you are assessed on $1,200,000 — not three separate amounts. The threshold applies once to the total, not once per property.

Is my home exempt from land tax in New South Wales?

Generally yes — your principal place of residence is exempt. Investment properties, holiday homes and vacant land are generally not.

Are these the rates for everyone?

These are the general rates. A separate surcharge land tax applies to foreign owners, with its own rates — the general and premium thresholds do not apply to it.

How accurate is this calculator?

It applies the exact bands published by Revenue NSW, checked 11 October 2026. It is a general estimate only: it does not account for exemptions, concessions, surcharges, or your ownership structure. Confirm your assessment with Revenue NSW.