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Land transfer tax and closing costsFull guide, rates and London examples ›
$650,000
$200,000$3,000,000
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First-time buyers must be a citizen or PR (or become one within 18 months), live in the home within 9 months, and never have owned a home anywhere.
First-time buyer checklist
Ontario land transfer tax
Ontario first-time buyer refund
Toronto municipal land transfer tax
Toronto first-time buyer rebate
Land transfer tax you pay
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Estimate only, not legal or tax advice. Single family home rates. Ontario rates since January 1, 2017; Toronto rates include graduated rates over $3,000,000 effective April 1, 2026. First-time relief at the maximums of $4,000 (Ontario) and $4,475 (Toronto).
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PR card renewal checklist
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Your checklist
IRCC changes forms and fees. Check the current list on IRCC’s website before you apply, or have us check it for you.Want us to file it for you?Book 30 minutes · $150
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General information for Ontario residents, not legal advice.
Separation: property division estimate
Ontario equalization estimator
In Ontario, separating married spouses usually share the growth in their wealth during the marriage. The spouse with the higher net family property pays the other half the difference.You
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Deadlines matter. A claim is generally due within 2 years of a divorce or 6 years of separation, whichever comes first. Ask us about your dates.Book 60 minutes · $250Separation document checklist0 of 8 ready
Estimate only, under the Family Law Act (Ontario). It does not apply the special rules for the matrimonial home, valuation disputes, tax or other adjustments, and does not apply to unmarried couples. Not legal advice.
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