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Reminder to real estate owners and tenants in Quebec: 2024 Property Assessment Appeals – Deadline APRIL 30, 2024

March 7, 2024 | Adina Georgescu

Are you a property owner or tenant?

Is your property located in one of these regional county municipalities (MRC)*?

  • Aston
  • Baie-Saint-Paul
  • Baie-Sainte-Catherine
  • Berthierville
  • Chelsea
  • Clermont
  • Cowansville
  • Drummondville
  • Gaspé
  • Gatineau
  • La Tuque
  • Lavaltrie
  • MRC Montmagny
  • Neuville
  • Portneuf
  • Rawdon
  • Rosemère
  • Rougemont
  • Sainte-Adèle
  • Saint-Basile
  • Saint-Hippolyte
  • Sainte-Marie
  • Saint-Michel
  • Saint-Sauveur
  • Schefferville
  • Stantead (Canton de)
  • Val-David
  • Val-des-Mont

*This list is not exhaustive.

The value of your property is determined every three (3) years. It remains valid for following three (3) years. Your municipal taxes are calculated on the basis of this valuation.

If you feel that your property’s assessed value is overvalued, you can contest it. This appeal takes the form of a “request for review.”

Your request for review must be filed no later than April 30, 2024. To be valid, this request must meet the following conditions:

  • Use the appropriate form to file the request for administrative review;
  • Pay the exact amount of the applicable fees based on the value of the property; and
  • Indicate all legal and appraisal arguments that may be relevant to contesting the appraisal.

For questions, advice or representation in connection with this process, contact one of our experts in municipal taxation.

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