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August 21, 2015 at 10:14 pm #4848
Navtaj Chandhoke
KeymasterLand Transfer Tax Rebates for Toronto-Ontario CanadaFirst-time buyers of new and re-sale homes are
eligible to receive rebates of the provincial and
Toronto land transfer taxes. The maximum
provincial land transfer tax (LTT) rebate for
first-time buyers is $2,000 and the maximum
Toronto LTT rebate for first time buyers is
$3,725. A FULL rebate of the Toronto land
transfer tax is also available for ALL buyers
who entered into Agreements of Purchase and
Sale prior to December 31, 2007.
Details
Provincial LTT Land Transfer TaxOntario (including Toronto)
rebate is $2,000 (equivalent to the provincial
LTT payable on a $227,500 property).
applies only to first-time buyers who
entered into Agreements of Purchase and
Sale AFTER December 13, 2007.
HOMES are eligible for the provincial rebate
even if they entered into Agreements of
Purchase and Sale prior to December 13,
2007.
calculated as follows (An easy-to-use calculator
is available at
http://www.NoHomeBuyingTax.com ):o 0.5% of the amount of the purchase price
up to and including $55,000, plus
o 1% of the amount of the purchase price
between $55,000 and $250,000, plus
o 1.5% of the amount of the purchase price
between $250,000 and $400,000, plus
o 2% of the amount of the purchase price
above $400,000
Toronto LTT Land Transfer Taxin the City of Toronto.
rebate is $3,725 (equivalent to the Toronto
LTT payable on a $400,000 property).
Agreement of Purchase and Sale prior to
December 31, 2007 is eligible for a FULL
rebate of the Toronto LTT.
provincial LTT rebate that the buyer
qualifies for.
is calculated as follows (An easy-to-use
calculator is available at
http://www.NoHomeBuyingTax.com ):o 0.5% of the amount of the purchase price
up to and including $55,000, plus
o 1% of the amount of the purchase price
between $55,000 and $400,000, plus
o 2% of the amount of the purchase price
above $400,000
First-Time Buyer EligibilityTo be eligible as a first-time buyer for the
provincial LTT rebate and/or Toronto LTT
rebate,
age.
or her principal residence no later than nine
months after the date of the conveyance or
disposition.
owned a home, or had any ownership
interest in a home, anywhere in the world,
at any time.
cannot have owned a home, or had any
ownership interest in a home, anywhere in
spouse. If this is the case, NO refund is
available to either spouse. Note: If a
spouse, the purchaser may be eligible for
some rebate.
More InformationProvincial LTT:Ontario Ministry of Finance:1-800-263-7965
Toronto LTT:City of Toronto: 416-338-0338
DISCLAIMERWe believe the information contained in this article to be accurate. It is presented with the understanding that we are not engaged in rendering legal, accounting, or investment advice. When professional assistance is required, utilize the services of a licensed real estate broker, lawyer, accountant, or other consultant as may be required.
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