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Pointe-Claire Welcome Tax Calculator

In brief — In Pointe-Claire, the welcome tax applies the provincial scale up to $500,000, then 2.1% up to $1,000,000, then 2.6% above. Example: $700,000 → $9,810.50, or $1,200 more than the standard provincial scale.

City: Pointe-Claire (2026 municipal brackets)

Estimate based on 2026 brackets, for information only. First-time buyer rebates, exemptions and luxury tiers may change the amount.

In Pointe-Claire, on the Island of Montréal, the welcome tax follows the provincial scale up to $500,000 — 0.5% up to $62,900, 1% up to $315,000, 1.5% up to $500,000 — then a municipal tier of its own, 2.1% on the portion from $500,000 to $1,000,000, and 2.6% above $1,000,000 (municipal by-law in force, verified). These rates, not rounded, are specific to Pointe-Claire.

On a $700,000 property in Pointe-Claire, the tax reaches $9,810.50, or $1,200 more than the standard provincial scale ($8,610.50). This calculator is locked to Pointe-Claire: just enter the price. The full verdict, the maximum price to offer and the after-tax analysis are in DeedWorth.

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Frequently asked questions

How much is the welcome tax in Pointe-Claire?
Pointe-Claire applies the provincial scale up to $500,000, then 2.1% up to $1,000,000. Example: at $700,000, the tax reaches $9,810.50.
Is Pointe-Claire's rate the same as elsewhere on the Island of Montréal?
No: each linked city sets its own by-law. Pointe-Claire applies 2.1% then 2.6%, rates specific to the city, different from Montréal's or Dollard-des-Ormeaux's.
What value is the tax calculated on?
On the tax base: the higher of the price paid and the assessment-roll value adjusted by the comparative factor.
Glossary terms: Land transfer tax (welcome tax)
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