Property Transfers

The Property Transfer Duty Property transfer duties must be paid in a single installment within 30 days of the billing date following the acquisition of real estate.

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How is it calculated?

The property transfer duty is calculated on the higher of the following values:
1.    «consideration» (sale price)
2.    «market value»
3.    «valuation roll»
Where «market value» is represented by the value of the property found on the current evaluation roll multiplied by a comparative factor designed to reflect the up-to date market and/or replacement value. This comparative factor is:
> 1.18 for 2022
> 1.0 for 2023
> 1.10 for 2024
> 1.08 for 2025
> 1.0 for 2026

Median proportion

In accordance with the provisions of section 264 of the Act respecting municipal taxation (RLRQ, chapter F-2.1) : Median proportion: 100%

Current rates

Rates effective January 1, 2026

On the first $62,900 of the property value = 0.5%
On the next $62,901 of the property value (up to $315,000) = 1.0%
On the next $315,001 of the property value (up to $552,300) = 1.5%
On the property value exceeding $552,300 = 3.0%.

Property transfer duties are payable in a single instalment due 30 days after the invoice date.
For any exoneration of duties as stipulated in the deed of sale, the Town reserves the right to request supporting documents.

Forms

Transfer of Immoveables Disclosure
Exemption Disclosure

Property Transfers

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