Associated with the page Taxes, water and assessment
The triennial property assessment rolls for the cities of the agglomeration of Longueuil, of which Brossard is a part, are now available. These came into force on January 1, 2025. Citizens received a notice of assessment by mail in November.
The property assessment roll is a summary of the inventory of immovables located on the territory of a municipality, assessed on the same basis and at the same date. It is a basic element of Quebec’s municipal tax system.
In effect for three municipal fiscal years, the assessment roll is first and foremost a major instrument for distributing the tax burden. It also serves as the basis for school property taxation and is used to allocate expenses among various organizations (metropolitan communities, MRCs, etc.).
Public notice – Property assessment roll 2025-2026-2027
Evaluation of your property by the agglomeration of Longueuil
Inventory maintenance: valuing your property
Each year, theagglomeration of Longueuil maintains an inventory of a lot of properties in order to update the assessment files, based on the actual condition of the premises.
Citizens who receive the letter for inventory maintenance are asked to allow the firm’s technician access to their home, in accordance with the law(Art. 16 to 18 of the LFM).
If you are not available at the time of the technician’s visit, you will be given a document telling you how to make an appointment with them.
The Municipal Taxation Act requires the assessor to ensure the accuracy of the data in his possession(Art. 36.1 of the MTA).
What’s the point of this visit?
This tour allows you to :
- make all changes according to the actual state of the premises;
- evaluate the work carried out;
- carry out sales surveys in recent years to establish the factors to be applied according to neighbourhood units and property ages
The assessment service for the Brossard territory is the responsibility of theagglomeration of Longueuil. For general inquiries, information on your assessment notice or property value, for a consultation with an assessment representative or to file a request for review :
- E-mail: [email protected]
- Info-Evaluation telephone number: 450 463-7177
Notice to notaries
- Since 2019, the suppletive law is applicable to the Ville de Brossard.
- The notary must inform the new owner(s) of the date of future payments and the amounts to be paid.
- When printing your tax statement, please make sure to check for post-dated cheques on file.
Water consumption – Water meter
- Info copropriété : Since 2022, water billing for condominiums has been done directly to each co-owner according to their fraction. If a water bill appears on the tax statement, it is indeed a bill payable by the owner.
- The notary must adjust the seller’s water consumption in the same way as the distribution of taxes. Please use the Reading transmission form .
Professionals and notaries – Real estate data portal
When you create a professional account on the real estate data portal, you access the :
- evaluation role
- tax roll
- tax statement (including building statement)
This section is intended for real estate professionals and notaries.
File access fees
Exclusive to real estate professionals and notaries.
Two formulas on offer
| Commercial access | |
| File opening fee | No |
| Annual consultation fee | No |
| Cost per consultation (tax roll) – residential | 18.00 $ |
| Cost per consultation (tax roll) – other categories | 22.75$ |
| Cost per consultation (assessment roll) – residential | 5.50 $ |
| Cost per consultation (assessment roll) – other categories | 6.75$ |
| Professional access | |
| File opening fee | 50 $ |
| Annual consultation fee | 50 $ |
| Cost per consultation (tax bills) – residential | 148.50 $ |
| Cost per consultation (tax statements) – other categories | 185.50$ |
| Cost per consultation (assessment or tax roll) – residential | 18.00 $ |
| Cost per consultation (assessment or taxation roll) – other categories | 22.75$ |
Frequently asked questions – Evaluation visit
A letter will be mailed to the owners concerned prior to the appraiser’s visit.
The inventory was kept several years ago. In Brossard, theagglomeration of Longueuil is legally obliged to physically visit a minimum of 40% of properties. Note that this may vary from year to year, depending on the date and status of the last inventory.
Each technician carries a plastic card with a photo for identification purposes.
- Technicians tour each property in a given territory. If the owners are absent, a document in English and French is left in the mailbox, in the door slot or between the two doors of the property.
- The document contains all the information you need to contact the technician in your area.
- There are two ways to choose when to visit:
- contact the technician by phone;
- visit the firm’s website to select a time slot.
Yes, it can be done.
Section 15 of the Municipal Taxation Act states: “The assessor or his representative may, in the performance of his duties, visit and examine a property situated within the territory of the local municipality, between 8 a.m. and 9 p.m. from Monday to Saturday, except on a holiday.”
The Municipal Taxation Act in no way indicates that a questionnaire can be sent out. The standards of practice of the Ordre des Évaluateurs Agréés du Québec have allowed us to use alternative means since 2020, but only in well-defined proportions.
For condominium units, we usually send a letter to the syndicate of co-owners advising that we will be maintaining the inventory of condo units in a particular building.
In the near future, the majority of appraisals for this type of property will be carried out by remote inspection.
The assessment service for the Brossard territory is the responsibility of theagglomeration of Longueuil. For general inquiries, information on your assessment notice or property value, for a consultation with an assessment representative or to file a request for review :
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- E-mail: [email protected]
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- Telephone: 450 463-7177