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Tax rates vary depending on the category of your building and the borough in which it is located.

The 2022 budget and the 2022-2031 ten-year capital works program (PDI) aim to meet the needs and aspirations of Montrealers, particularly in the areas of public security, housing and the ecological transition, while providing rigorous management of municipal finances.

The budget presents all the expenditures and revenues that enable Montréal to provide services to the population, maintain its infrastructures and carry out new projects. Find out how it’s created.

Where does Pierrefonds-Roxboro’s income come from and how is it spent? Find out more about the financial framework and policies that guide budget, development and investment decisions.

The reform of borough funding aims to ensure greater equity and improve the stability and predictability of transfers from the central city.

Consult the financial documents showing the activities carried out annually by the borough of Côte-des-Neiges-Notre-Dame-de-Grâce.

Do you own a building in Montréal? The following conditions of use apply to viewing your online municipal tax account balance.

Did you buy a building from a family member? Are you selling a building to a corporate entity? In some situations, you may be exempted from the “welcome tax.” Find out everything you need to know.

Would you like to calculate the non-residential portion of a municipal tax account? Here are a few useful elements to help you make the calculation.

Saint-Laurent Mayor Alan DeSousa tabled his Highlights of Saint-Laurent’s 2020 Financial Report at the Council meeting held on June 29.