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Stamp Duty Calculator Malaysia

Calculate stamp duty on property transfer (MOT) and loan agreement for your home purchase.

Enter 0 for cash purchase

Total Stamp Duty

RM11,250.00

Property priceRM500,000.00
MOT stamp duty (gross)RM9,000.00
MOT stamp duty (net)RM9,000.00
Loan amountRM450,000.00
Loan agreement stamp duty (0.5%)RM2,250.00
Total stamp dutyRM11,250.00
AI Stamp Duty Check

A Pro score for MOT cost, loan duty, and exemption eligibility signals.

AI verdict

NORMAL

Score 78/100

Costs look normal, but keep extra cash for disbursements and edge cases.

Keep SPA, loan, valuation, receipt, and tax documents together.

78

out of 100

Cost

2.3%

Duty

RM 11,250

Loan

RM 450,000

Main reason

  • Costs look normal, but keep extra cash for disbursements and edge cases.

Good signals

  • Estimated transaction cost is within a manageable share of property value.

How to improve the decision

  • Keep SPA, loan, valuation, receipt, and tax documents together.
  • Budget extra cash for disbursements, searches, bank charges, and professional advice.
  • Confirm first-time buyer eligibility and loan amount before signing.

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Property price RM500,000, loan RM450,000, first-time buyer no, total stamp duty RM11,250.

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Formula Breakdown

  1. MOT stamp duty: 1% on first RM100,000
  2. + 2% on RM100,001 – RM500,000
  3. + 3% on RM500,001 – RM1,000,000
  4. + 4% on amounts above RM1,000,000
  5. Loan agreement stamp duty = Loan amount × 0.5%
  6. Total stamp duty = MOT duty + Loan duty

Assumptions

  • MOT rates from Stamp Act 1949, First Schedule (as of 2026)
  • Loan agreement stamp duty fixed at 0.5% of loan amount
  • First-time buyer exemption applies only for properties ≤ RM500,000
  • Legal fees are not included
  • Sub-sale (secondary market) properties assumed

This calculator provides estimates only. KiraSmart is not financial advice. Please verify with official sources or professionals before making decisions. Read full disclaimer

Rates last reviewed: 2026-05-20 · Accuracy: official

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Input Details

Property PriceRM 500,000.00
Loan AmountRM 450,000.00
First-Time BuyerNo

Calculation Results

Total Stamp DutyRM11,250.00
Property priceRM500,000.00
MOT stamp duty (gross)RM9,000.00
MOT stamp duty (net)RM9,000.00
Loan amountRM450,000.00
Loan agreement stamp duty (0.5%)RM2,250.00

Additional Notes (Handwritten)

This report was automatically generated by KiraSmart.my for estimation and general reference only. It does not constitute formal financial advice. Users are advised to verify values with relevant official bodies.

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What is Property Stamp Duty in Malaysia?

When buying a property in Malaysia, buyers are required to pay stamp duty to the Inland Revenue Board (LHDN). Property stamp duty is divided into two primary categories: stamp duty on the Instrument of Transfer (MOT or Memorandum of Transfer) and stamp duty on the Loan Agreement.

1. MOT Stamp Duty (Progressive Scale)

MOT stamp duty is calculated using a tiered progressive scale based on the property price:
• 1% on the first RM100,000
• 2% on RM100,001 to RM500,000
• 3% on RM500,001 to RM1,000,000
• 4% on amounts above RM1,000,000

2. Loan Stamp Duty & First-Time Exemptions

Stamp duty on the loan agreement is a flat rate of 0.5% of the total borrowed amount. However, first-time homebuyers in Malaysia may qualify for 100% stamp duty exemption on both MOT and loan agreements for properties priced up to RM500,000.

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