Quebec City Land Transfer Tax Calculator (2026)

Enter your purchase price to see the land transfer tax due at closing on a home in Quebec City, using Quebec City's municipal rates on top of Quebec's. First-time buyer rebates are applied. The calculator starts from Quebec City's benchmark price of $460,000. The table below shows the tax at other prices.

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Land transfer tax due at closing$5,010.50On a $460,000 home in Quebec City. Without first-time buyer relief. Plus about $4,555 of other closing costs, so budget $9,566 beyond your down payment.
Quebec City transfer duties (welcome tax) $5,011
Quebec City transfer duties (welcome tax)$5,010.50
Due at closing$5,010.50
Legal fees and disbursements$1,500.00
Title insurance$400.00
Home inspection$500.00
Adjustments (prepaid tax, utilities)$1,000.00
Sales tax on the CMHC premium$1,155.06
Total closing costs$9,565.56
The tax, bracket by bracket
Quebec City: part of the priceRateTax
$0 to $62,9000.5%$314.50
$62,900 to $315,0001.0%$2,521.00
$315,000 to $500,0001.5%$2,175.00
Total$5,010.50
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Quebec charges transfer duties (the "welcome tax") on brackets set by each municipality. The first-home tax credit (up to $5,875) is refundable and claimed on your Quebec return. It shrinks above $750,000 and is gone at $1,000,000. Other closing costs are estimates. Your lawyer's statement of adjustments gives the final figures. Not included: GST/HST on new builds (rebates apply), non-resident speculation taxes, and property-tax adjustments beyond the allowance.

Land transfer tax in Quebec City at common prices

PriceDue at closingFirst-time buyer, net
$400,000$4,110.50$0.00
$600,000$8,110.50$2,332.87
$800,000$13,360.50$8,660.50
$1,000,000$19,360.50$19,360.50
$1,500,000$34,360.50$34,360.50

See the main land transfer tax page for each province's rules and sources.

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Other cities

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How to claim the first-time buyer rebate

The rebate is applied on the transfer at closing, so tell your lawyer before closing day. Late claims are possible but slower.

  1. At closingOntario land transfer tax refund for first-time buyers ↗
  2. At closingToronto municipal land transfer tax rebate ↗
  3. At closingBC first-time home buyers’ program ↗
  4. At closingPEI first-time home buyers’ exemption ↗
  5. Next tax returnQuebec refundable tax credit for access to homeownership (Information Bulletin 2026-2) ↗
Common questions

Frequently asked questions

How much is land transfer tax in Quebec City?
$5,011 on a $460,000 home in 2026: Quebec City transfer duties (welcome tax) $5,011. Quebec City has its own municipal rates.
Do first-time buyers in Quebec City get a rebate?
Yes. On the benchmark price the relief is $5,003: Quebec first-home tax credit (claimed on your tax return) $5,003.
When is land transfer tax paid in Quebec City?
Quebec municipalities bill the welcome tax a few weeks to months after the deed is registered, so it is paid after closing, not at the notary.

What changed in 2025 and 2026

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