Saint-Jérôme property tax

New 2026-2027-2028 assessment roll (market conditions at July 1, 2024) took effect January 1, 2026, so rates fell. Règlement 1031-000 (adopted January 20, 2026, in force January 22, 2026) and City page: résiduelle 0,445 $; immeubles de 6 logements et plus 0,580 $; dette à l'ensemble résiduelle 0,100 $ (6 logements et plus 0,130 $). Sector debt (served properties): aqueduc 0,024 $, égout 0,003 $. Tariffs per dwelling: eau 170 $, assainissement des eaux usées 72 $, matières résiduelles 180 $; pool 55 $; septic tank emptying 92 $ per isolated residence. Cross-check: MAMH 2026 prévisions budgétaires list 0.4450. School tax is billed separately by the Centre de services scolaire de la Rivière-du-Nord (CSSRDN) for the school year beginning July 1 at the single province-wide rate, and only on the value above the first 25 000 $ ('Exemption de taxe sur les premiers 25 000 $ de valeur imposable d'un immeuble'), so it cannot simply be added to the municipal rates for a bill. Saint-Jérôme also bills flat per-dwelling tariffs (water, wastewater, residual materials) and sector debt taxes on value only for properties served by the water/sewer networks (and, before 2025, for some former-municipality sectors).

Rates as published for the residential class. Bills can also include fixed charges, local improvement levies and utility fees that are not based on assessed value.

Saint-Jérôme's total residential rate of 0.6240% is below the 0.7228% average of the 35 Quebec municipalities we cover. A lower rate does not always mean a lower bill: tax = assessed value × rate, so cities with high home values often have lower rates.

Rates are the residential rates in each city's latest confirmed year. All Quebec municipalities · National rankings

From Saint-Jérôme's official property tax pages (sources 1, 2, 8). Check your bill for the exact amounts and dates.

These programs are run by the city or the province. Eligibility is decided by the organization that runs each one; follow the links for the official rules.

• Subvention pour aînés relative à une hausse de taxes municipales

  Partially offsets the municipal tax increase on a senior's residence when its value rose 7,5% more than the average of properties in Saint-Jérôme; the subsidy cannot exceed 500 $. The City adds the dedicated section on the bill only when the 7,5% criterion is met. Run by Revenu Québec (Government of Québec); the City adds an eligibility section to the tax bill.

• Grant for Seniors to Offset a Municipal Tax Increase

  A Québec government grant that partly offsets a municipal tax increase caused by a significant rise in the value of a senior's home. For 2026 the potential grant is capped at $500, and it is claimed on form TP-1029.TM-V with the 2025 Québec return.

• Housing Component of the Solidarity Tax Credit

  The housing component of Québec's refundable solidarity tax credit, for owners and tenants of an eligible dwelling. For July 2026 to June 2027 it is $906 for a couple or $746 for a person living alone or a single-parent family, plus $158 per dependent child, before any income reduction.

• Droit de mutation immobilière (welcome tax) and droit supplétif in force 2026

  Payable by new owners under the Loi concernant les droits sur les mutations immobilières and the City's bylaw; from January 1, 2026 the bill is payable in 2 equal instalments (30 and 90 days after the bill is sent; bills of 300 $ or less in full within 30 days). 2026 brackets are published on the City page; amounts handled elsewhere on the site.