LBTT calculator for Scotland

Work out Land and Buildings Transaction Tax, Scotland's version of stamp duty, on a home in Scotland.

Rates from Revenue Scotland, checked 13 November 2026. Tested against Revenue Scotland's worked examples.

What you are paying for it.
Where it is
Who is buying

Result

On a £300,000 home in Scotland, as a home mover, the LBTT is £4,600.

LBTT to pay

Up to £145,000 at 0%£0.00
£145,001 to £250,000 at 2%£2,100.00
£250,001 to £325,000 at 5%£2,500.00
Effective rate1.53%

The same price in England: £5,000 and Wales: £4,500.

Show the workings
StepSumAnswer
Up to £145,000£145,000 × 0%£0.00
£145,001 to £250,000£105,000 × 2%£2,100.00
£250,001 to £325,000£50,000 × 5%£2,500.00
Totalthe parts added up, rounded down to the pound£4,600.00

What this leaves out or assumes

  • For a residential property in Scotland, bought by an individual.

Where the figures come from

LBTT rates

Residential property in Scotland
Part of the priceRate
Up to £145,0000%
£145,001 to £250,0002%
£250,001 to £325,0005%
£325,001 to £750,00010%
Above £750,00012%

First-time buyers pay nothing on the first £175,000. If buying means you will own more than one home, the Additional Dwelling Supplement adds 8% of the whole price, for prices of £40,000 or more. Revenue Scotland explains ADS.

PriceMoving homeFirst-time buyerWith ADS
£150,000£100£0£12,100
£200,000£1,100£500£17,100
£250,000£2,100£1,500£22,100
£300,000£4,600£4,000£28,600
£400,000£13,350£12,750£45,350
£500,000£23,350£22,750£63,350
£750,000£48,350£47,750£108,350

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