Montréal residents pay two types of
municipal taxes:
1. Local taxes, for funding expenditures
controlled by the City Council and the Urban Agglomeration Council.
2.
Borough taxes, for improving borough services and for paying loans taken out by
the borough.
Montréal is responsible for providing urban
agglomeration services to all island residents and for administering urban
agglomeration facilities. Key services include water distribution and
purification, public safety, the Municipal Court, economic promotion and
development, tax assessment, waste management, administration of municipal
waterways, social housing and public transit.
Urban agglomeration services have been
funded since January 1, 2009 through quota shares paid by each of the island's
16 related municipalities (Act to amend various legislative provisions
concerning municipal affairs).
2011-2012-2013 Property
Assessment Rolls
Please note that data for the 2011-2012-2013 assessment rolls may
be viewed on the Évaluation foncière Web site.
Should you require
additional information, please do one of the following:
- Call your borough office;
- Call 311 (island of Montréal) or 514-872-0311 (outside Montréal)
- Send us an e-mail.
The details contained here are for information only and have no
legal value. The acts and by-laws posted on this site are for administrative
purposes only, and although efforts are made to update them, they may not be the
latest versions. Please check the sources before using the texts
officially.
