Stamp duty on £1,300,000

On a £1,300,000 home in England or Northern Ireland, stamp duty is £73,750 if you are moving home, and £73,750 if you are a first-time buyer.

Rates from GOV.UK, Revenue Scotland and the Welsh Revenue Authority, checked 13 November 2026.

What you are paying for it.
Where it is
Who is buying
Are you a UK resident?Not a UK resident means you were in the UK for fewer than 183 days in the 12 months before buying.

Result

On a £1,300,000 home in England or Northern Ireland, as a home mover, the stamp duty is £73,750.

stamp duty to pay

Up to £125,000 at 0%£0.00
£125,001 to £250,000 at 2%£2,500.00
£250,001 to £925,000 at 5%£33,750.00
£925,001 to £1,500,000 at 10%£37,500.00
Effective rate5.67%

The same price in Scotland: £114,350 and Wales: £91,750.

Show the workings
StepSumAnswer
Up to £125,000£125,000 × 0%£0.00
£125,001 to £250,000£125,000 × 2%£2,500.00
£250,001 to £925,000£675,000 × 5%£33,750.00
£925,001 to £1,500,000£375,000 × 10%£37,500.00
Totalthe parts added up, rounded down to the pound£73,750.00

What this leaves out or assumes

  • For a residential property in England or Northern Ireland, bought outright by an individual. Shared ownership, companies, leases and linked purchases have their own rules.
  • You pay it within 14 days of completion. A solicitor or conveyancer usually pays it for you.

Where the figures come from

Stamp duty on £1,300,000 for every buyer

BuyerEngland and NIScotlandWales
Moving home£73,750£114,350£91,750
First-time buyer£73,750£113,750£91,750
Second home or buy-to-let£138,750£218,350£156,200
Not a UK resident£99,750n/an/a

How it is worked out

For a home mover in England or Northern Ireland, £1,300,000 is taxed in parts:

That is 5.67% of the price in total. First-time buyers' relief does not apply above £500,000.

Other costs at £1,300,000

HM Land Registry's fee to register the purchase is £500 when your conveyancer applies online. Land Registry fees.

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