Droits de Mutation Trois-Rivières 2024 — Welcome Tax Calculator

Trois-Rivières buyers pay standard Quebec provincial droits de mutation. With the city's relatively low home prices ($230K–$360K), the welcome tax bill is more manageable here than in Montreal or Quebec City — but it is still non-zero and there is no first-time buyer exemption.

⚠️ Quebec has NO first-time buyer rebate on droits de mutation.
Unlike Ontario (up to $4,000 rebate) or some other provinces, Quebec offers zero provincial refund on the welcome tax for first-time buyers. Every buyer pays the full amount — plan accordingly.

Trois-Rivières Droits de Mutation Rates

Purchase Price Range	Rate
$0 – $50,000	0.5%
$50,001 – $250,000	1.0%
$250,001 – $500,000	1.5%
$500,001 – $1,000,000	2.0%
Over $1,000,000	2.5%

Trois-Rivières Droits de Mutation Calculator

Enter the purchase price to calculate Quebec's welcome tax.

Purchase Price ($)

For full Quebec land transfer tax rates and tables, see our Quebec Land Transfer Tax Guide.

Sample Welcome Tax in Trois-Rivières

Purchase Price	Droits de Mutation
$200,000	$1,750
$280,000	$2,550
$350,000	$3,250
$450,000	$5,000

Total Closing Costs in Trois-Rivières

Droits de mutation: see calculator
Notary fees: $900–$1,500
Home inspection: $300–$600
Title insurance: $175–$300
Adjustments: $200–$700

Droits Bill Timing

Ville de Trois-Rivières invoices droits de mutation after deed registration. You will receive a bill approximately 30–90 days post-closing. Ensure you have liquid funds available at that time to avoid late-payment interest.

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Key Facts for Trois-Rivières Buyers

No first-time buyer rebate in Quebec — droits de mutation applies to all buyers
Low Trois-Rivières prices mean lower absolute droits bills
No municipal surtax applies
Use a Quebec-licensed notary for all closings