Welcome Tax Calculator – Estimate Your Quebec Transfer Duties

Plan for Your Property Transfer Costs

Buying a property in Quebec? The welcome tax (droits de mutation immobiliere) is a one-time fee due within 30 days of your purchase. Use our calculator to estimate the exact amount based on your municipality's rates, with support for 25 major cities and Montreal's Home Ownership Program.

Purchase Price

Municipality

Montreal Home Ownership Program

The City of Montreal offers tax refunds and grants for qualifying buyers. Check all that apply to see your potential savings.

First-time buyer

No property owned in Quebec in the past 5 years

Child under 18 in household

Living with you at the time of purchase

New construction

Newly built, never previously occupied

Property sold below market value?

For family transfers, estate sales, or foreclosures. The tax is calculated on the higher of the purchase price or the municipal market value.

Welcome Tax

$8,349.00

Tax Base

$650,000

Source

Purchase Price

City

Montréal

Bracket Breakdown

$0 → $62,900

0,5 %

$314.50

$62,900 → $315,000

1 %

$2,521.00

$315,000 → $552,300

1,5 %

$3,559.50

$552,300 → $650,000

2 %

$1,954.00

Total

$8,349.00

The calculations provided by these tools are for illustrative purposes only and do not create any legal or contractual obligations. All figures are approximate and may vary. The granting of financing or any financial decisions should be made in consultation with qualified professionals.

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