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Irish residential stamp duty: example dataset

Standard Irish residential stamp duty at 13 illustrative chargeable considerations, including the €1 million and €1.5 million band boundaries.

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Authored public examplesThese rows are Count.ie examples computed by the same engine as the Irish stamp duty. They are not lender offers or approvals, not official Revenue statistics, and the downloads contain no one's personal inputs. The authored date is not a rules-check date.

Data table

Irish residential stamp duty: example dataset: 13 public examples. Standard residential 1% / 2% / 6% profile recorded in Count.ie's 2026 rules snapshot. Units are shown under each column heading.
Chargeable considerationEURStandard residential dutyEUREffective duty rate%
100,0001,0001
200,0002,0001
300,0003,0001
400,0004,0001
500,0005,0001
750,0007,5001
1,000,00010,0001
1,000,00110,000.021
1,250,00015,0001.20
1,500,00020,0001.33
1,500,00120,000.061.33
1,750,00035,0002
2,000,00050,0002.50

Fixed inputs

Transaction type
Standard residential

Assumptions

  • Standard residential 1% / 2% / 6% profile recorded in Count.ie's 2026 rules snapshot.
  • Rates apply to instruments executed on or after 2 October 2024. The price column is legally chargeable consideration, not necessarily the headline property price.
  • No relief, exemption, gift, debt, mixed-use apportionment or qualifying bulk-acquisition transaction is assumed.

Limitations

  • These are modelled examples, not records of property transactions or official Revenue statistics.
  • Earlier instruments need historical rates. VAT exclusions, legal valuation and transaction-specific conditions must be checked separately.
  • The table is not an eligibility determination and does not cover non-residential or special bulk-acquisition profiles.

Method and sources

Standard residential duty is 1% on the first €1m, 2% on the next €500k and 6% above €1.5m.

Review scope: Baseline rules year: 2026. Reviewed scope: Revenue consideration bands: 1% to €1m, 2% to €1.5m, 6% above; qualifying bulk-apartment and section 31E rules. Effective for instruments from 2 October 2024.. This does not verify every selectable year, date or Budget announcement profile. Sources last checked 6 October 2026.

Uses the cited Revenue guidance for the stated method and scope. This is not Revenue approval or endorsement.

No named independent professional review is recorded for this tool.

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