Northern Territory Land Tax
There is no land tax in the Northern Territory. See what property owners in the Northern Territory pay instead.
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Land tax in the Northern Territory at a glance
- Land tax
- Not levied
The Northern Territory is the only jurisdiction with no annual land tax.
Source: Northern Territory government
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- The Northern Territory is the only Australian jurisdiction with no land tax.
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Frequently asked questions
Is there land tax in the Northern Territory?
No. The Northern Territory is the only Australian state or territory with no land tax, for homes, rentals and commercial property alike. There is nothing to pay each year on land value, and nothing to calculate.
What do NT property owners pay instead?
Council rates apply, as they do everywhere in Australia. Stamp duty applies when you buy (using the Northern Territory formula up to $525,000, then flat rates). There is no annual state tax on landholdings.
Does interstate land count towards NT taxes?
No. Land tax is levied by each state where the land sits. So if you invest from the Northern Territory and own property in another state, you pay that state's land tax on that land, but nothing to the Northern Territory.