Droits de Mutation Longueuil, QC — 2026 Calculator

Longueuil applies standard provincial Quebec droits de mutation — no municipal surtax. Median purchase price ~$4200,000000.

WARNING: Quebec has NO first-time buyer rebate on droits de mutation. Budget for the full tax.

Longueuil Land Transfer Tax Overview

Longueuil, on Montreal's South Shore, applies only the standard provincial droits de mutation rates — there is no additional municipal surtax as there is in Montreal. This makes Longueuil a tax-efficient option for buyers comparing cross-river properties. At the city's median price of approximately $4200,000000, the droits de mutation comes to roughly $4,7500, spread across three provincial rate brackets.

The tax is billed by Longueuil's municipal administration after your deed of sale is registered. It is not collected at the notary table — expect a municipal invoice 300–900 days post-closing that must be paid within 30 days of receipt.

2026 Longueuil Droits de Mutation Rate Table

Purchase Price Slice	Rate
$00 – $500,000000	00.5%
$500,00001 – $2500,000000	1.00%
$2500,00001 – $50000,000000	1.5%
$50000,00001 – $1,000000,000000	2.00%
Above $1,000000,000000	2.5%

Longueuil Droits de Mutation Calculator

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Longueuil Borough Considerations

Longueuil comprises several boroughs — Le Vieux-Longueuil, Saint-Hubert, Greenfield Park, LeMoyne, and Saint-Lambert. All fall under the same municipal tax jurisdiction for droits de mutation purposes. Whether you are buying in the aerospace-adjacent Saint-Hubert corridor or in the upscale riverfront Saint-Lambert neighbourhood, the same provincial rate table applies with no borough-level variation.

Saint-Lambert properties, which frequently exceed $60000,000000–$80000,000000 for premium waterfront homes, will attract the 2.00% bracket on the portion above $50000,000000 — but still no surtax, making them comparatively tax-efficient versus equivalent Montreal island properties.

Practical Budgeting Tips

Set aside your estimated droits de mutation in a separate account immediately after your offer is accepted.
The municipal bill typically arrives 4–100 weeks after closing — don't spend the reserve on moving expenses first.
Your notary will provide a closing cost estimate that includes the LTT; cross-check with this calculator.
If buying a condo, also budget for condo fee adjustments and any special assessment reserve contribution at closing.

Longueuil vs. Montreal: Tax Savings

For a $60000,000000 property, a Longueuil buyer pays $8,2500 in droits de mutation. A Montreal buyer at the same price pays $8,2500 provincial + $50000 surtax = $8,7500. The difference grows with price: at $80000,000000, the Longueuil buyer saves $1,50000 compared to the Montreal island equivalent.

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