Trois-Rivières Property Tax Calculator 2026: 1.076% Rate

Trois-Rivières's 2026 residential rate is 1.0761% of assessed value, $6,457 a year on a $600,000 assessment. Enter the value from your assessment notice to see your own bill for the year and the month, where Trois-Rivières sits among the 20 Quebec cities here, and who sets the value you are taxed on.

Trois-Rivières, 2026 residential rate: 1.0761% of assessed value
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Shows the tax as a share of market value, since assessments lag
Property tax on a $700,000 assessment in Trois-Rivières$7,533 a yearThat is $627.72 a month, or $1,076 for every $100,000 of assessed value, at the 2026 rate for Trois-Rivières of 1.0761%. Of the 20 Quebec cities here, Trois-Rivières has the 19th lowest rate. The same assessment costs $2,772 in Mirabel and $7,684 in Shawinigan.

How the rate for Trois-Rivières is built. Municipal ad valorem levies 0.9971% plus Quebec school tax 0.07899% (2026-27). Applies to the assessment roll, which can lag market value.

What the bill usually adds or leaves out
Flat charges for water, sewer, garbage or stormwater, where the city bills them separatelynot included
Local improvement charges and business improvement area leviesnot included
Provincial or municipal homeowner grants and seniors' deferrals that lower the billnot included
A change in the assessment when the roll is updated or the home is soldnot modelled
Show the math

Annual tax = assessed value × total residential rate. The rate is the sum of the municipal levy, the provincial or school education levy and any regional, transit or library levy that is charged on value, exactly as the city publishes it for 2026. Cities that publish mill rates (per $1,000) or rates per $100 of assessment are converted to a percentage. The assessed value comes from your province's assessment body, which is not the market value: Ontario still uses January 1, 2016 values, BC uses July 1 of the previous year, Alberta July 1 of the previous year, Quebec a three-year roll. The ranking compares the rates published by the 20 Quebec municipalities in our data, not every municipality in the province.

Property tax in Trois-Rivières by assessed value

At the 2026 residential rate of 1.0761%.

Assessed valueTax per yearPer month
$400,000$4,304$358.70
$600,000$6,457$538.04
$800,000$8,609$717.39
$1,000,000$10,761$896.74

Who sets the assessed value in Trois-Rivières

The value on your notice comes from the municipality, on a roll it publishes every three years, a three-year roll. For 2026 it reflects July 1, eighteen months before the roll takes effect. Values jump when a new roll starts and then stay flat for three years, which is why the rate often drops in a new-roll year. The welcome tax on a purchase is separate from this annual tax. Trois-Rivières sets only the rate, when council passes the budget.

How the rate for Trois-Rivières is built

Municipal ad valorem levies 0.9971% plus Quebec school tax 0.07899% (2026-27). Applies to the assessment roll, which can lag market value.

How Trois-Rivières compares in Quebec

Trois-Rivières is 19th of 20 Quebec cities, in the high-rate third. A $600,000 assessment costs $6,457 a year, $4,081 more than in Mirabel. High rates usually go with lower home values, so the bill on a typical local home is often closer to the province's other cities than the rate suggests.

Cities near Trois-Rivières's rateRankRateTax on $600,000
Longueuil15 of 200.821%$4,924
Quebec City16 of 200.825%$4,952
Gatineau17 of 200.826%$4,957
Saguenay18 of 201.050%$6,301
Trois-Rivières19 of 201.076%$6,457
Shawinigan20 of 201.098%$6,586

All 20 Quebec cities, ranked, are on the main property tax page and in the calculator above.

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Common questions

Frequently asked questions

What is the property tax rate in Trois-Rivières?
1.0761% of assessed value for residential property in 2026, including the education portion. Municipal ad valorem levies 0.9971% plus Quebec school tax 0.07899% (2026-27).
How much is property tax on a $800,000 home in Trois-Rivières?
About $8,609 a year, or $717.39 a month, if $800,000 is the assessed value. If it is the purchase price, use the value on the assessment notice instead. In Quebec that value is set by the municipality, on a roll it publishes every three years as of July 1, eighteen months before the roll takes effect, which is usually lower.
Who decides the assessed value of my home in Trois-Rivières?
The municipality, on a roll it publishes every three years, a three-year roll. The 2026 value is based on July 1, eighteen months before the roll takes effect. Values jump when a new roll starts and then stay flat for three years, which is why the rate often drops in a new-roll year. The welcome tax on a purchase is separate from this annual tax. The city sets the rate, not the value, when it passes its budget.
Is property tax high in Trois-Rivières?
By rate it is the 19th lowest of the 20 Quebec cities in our data. That usually goes with lower home values, so the bill on a typical Trois-Rivières home is closer to the other cities than the rate suggests.
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