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Stamp Duty and Wills: What You Actually Pay
OnlineWILL Team·23 Jun 2026
Unlike sale deeds or gift deeds, a Will attracts no stamp duty — there's no stamp-paper requirement to make it valid.
- No stamp duty applies to a Will.
- Registration, if you choose it, has only a nominal fee.
- Court fees may apply later only if probate is sought.
- This makes a Will one of the most affordable estate-planning tools.
So the cost of protecting your legacy is far lower than most people assume.
This article is general information, not legal advice. For complex estates, consult a qualified professional.
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