TAS Land Tax Calculator 2025
Calculate your annual Tasmanian land tax liability. Updated with 2025–26 rates. Minimum tax applies to all taxable land.
How Tasmanian Land Tax Works
Land tax in Tasmania is administered by the State Revenue Office Tasmania (SRO). It applies annually to the assessed value of taxable land — land that is not your principal place of residence. Tasmania's relatively low entry point means most investment properties in the state will be subject to some land tax, including a minimum charge of $50.
Tasmania assesses land tax based on ownership at 1 July each year. Assessment notices are typically issued from August. The land value used is based on the Valuer-General's assessment, which may differ from current market values.
TAS Land Tax Rates 2025–26
- $0 – $99,999: Minimum charge of $50
- $100,000 – $500,000: $50 + 0.55% of amount over $100,000
- $500,001 – $3,000,000: $2,250 + 1.5% of amount over $500,000
- Above $3,000,000: $39,750 + 2.0% of amount over $3,000,000
Principal Residence Exemption
Your principal place of residence is exempt from Tasmanian land tax. You must apply for the exemption with the SRO Tasmania. Once approved, the exemption remains in place until your circumstances change. If you move out or begin renting the property, you must notify the SRO immediately — failure to do so may result in back-taxes and penalties.
Minimum Land Tax
Tasmania is unique in applying a minimum land tax charge of $50 on all taxable land, even properties with an assessed value below $100,000. This means essentially all investment properties in Tasmania incur at least a small annual land tax obligation, regardless of how low the land value is.
Short-Stay Accommodation
Properties used for short-stay accommodation (such as Airbnb listings) in Tasmania are not eligible for the principal residence exemption for any period they are used as short-stay accommodation. If you use your home for short-stay rentals for part of the year, the exemption may be pro-rated or lost entirely depending on the extent of short-stay use.