Property taxes · Joliette · 2026
How much are the taxes on a house in Joliette in 2026? The average bill, increase and rate published by the city in its budget, what the assessment roll changes, and the 2026-2027 school tax. Official figures, sources cited.
The residential general property tax rate is $0.549 per $100 of assessment ($0.73 in 2025). 2026 is the first year of a new assessment roll: values went up, the rate was adjusted, and it is the bill, not the rate, that tells you what you pay. City figures, checked on October 19, 2026.
The short answer
The residential general property tax rate is $0.549 per $100 of assessment ($0.73 in 2025). 2026 is the first year of a new assessment roll: values went up, the rate was adjusted, and it is the bill, not the rate, that tells you what you pay.
The 2026 tax bill in Joliette
The City announces an increase of $200 per year on the bill of the average house assessed at $427,046, without publishing the total bill amount or a percentage. 57% of single-family homeowners will see their bill decrease, stay stable or rise by $120 or less.
Average value of a home on the assessment roll, according to the city: $427,046. For reference, a house sold for $460,000 at the 2026 median on Centris (97 sales): the municipal assessment and the sale price are two different things.
The property tax rate in Joliette
| Rate per $100 of assessment | 2026 | 2025 | Rate change |
|---|---|---|---|
| General property tax, base residential rate | $0.549 | $0.73 | -24.8% |
Other rates: 2026 rates per $100: registered agricultural operation $0.549; residential 6 dwellings or more $0.706 ($0.86 in 2025); serviced vacant land $1.647; commercial $1.357; industrial $1.731.
Fixed fees: 2026 base fees per dwelling unit: water $154 ($153 in 2025), wastewater treatment $77 ($84), garbage and waste collection $145 ($141). The City announces an overall decrease of $2 for all of these services.
Careful with the lower rate. The rate drops 24.8% because the new roll raised assessments: the city adjusts the rate to collect its revenue. A lower rate after a new roll is not a tax cut.
The assessment roll in Joliette
New 2026-2027-2028 three-year roll (in effect January 1, 2026, filed in September 2025, values as of July 1, 2024); average increase of 45% in residential value.
Calculating the taxes on a house in Joliette
The general property tax is calculated as: municipal assessment × rate ÷ 100. Example: a house assessed at $500,000 would pay $2,745 in general property tax at the 2026 rate of $0.549. This is a sample calculation, not the actual bill: add the fees (water, waste collection), special taxes and, where applicable, sector taxes. The actual bill for an address is on the city's online assessment roll and on the seller's latest tax bill: ask for it before making an offer.
The 2026-2027 school tax
The school tax is not set by the city. Since 2020-2021, the rate is the same everywhere in Quebec: $0.07899 per $100 of standardized assessment for 2026-2027 ($0.08423 in 2025-2026), and the first $25,000 of value is exempt. It is calculated on the standardized value, which can differ from the roll value. Example: for a standardized value of $427,046, the 2026-2027 school tax would be about $318.
Before buying in Joliette
- Ask for the seller's latest tax bill and the roll assessment of the address: it is the only exact figure for your budget.
- Check the roll year. After a new roll, the assessment can jump: next year's bill will not be this year's.
- Count the sector fees (water, sewers, garbage, local improvement taxes): two houses of the same value in the same city can pay different amounts.
- Include taxes in the mortgage calculation. The lender includes them in your debt ratios: the welcome tax is paid once, property taxes every year.
The other costs of a house in Joliette:
- Welcome tax on the median house in Joliette
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Each page starts from actual Centris sales or official documents, aggregates only.
The municipal assessment in Joliette:
The average roll value published by the city versus the median sale price of houses, and why they differ.
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Frequently asked questions
How much are property taxes in Joliette in 2026?
The city does not publish an average bill in dollars for 2026. The bill for a given house is calculated from its assessment (see above).
What is the property tax rate in Joliette in 2026?
$0.549 per $100 of assessment for the base residential general property tax in 2026, versus $0.73 in 2025.
Are taxes going up in Joliette in 2026?
Yes in dollars for most owners, even if the rate drops: 2026 is the year of a new roll, assessments went up and the city adjusted its rate.
What is the 2026-2027 school tax rate?
$0.07899 per $100 of standardized assessment in 2026-2027, everywhere in Quebec, after an exemption on the first $25,000.
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Sources
City documents consulted on October 19, 2026:
- Ville de Joliette, Analyse budgétaire 2026, Présentation des taux (budget 2026, budget 2025) (official source, in French, 2025-12)
- Communiqué : 2026, un budget axé sur la pérennité (official source, in French, 2025-12-15)
- Présentation budget 2026 par le maire Pierre-Luc Bellerose (official source, in French, 2025-12-15)
School tax (in French):
- CGTSIM, Comprendre la taxe scolaire (2026)
- CGTSIM, Comprendre la taxe scolaire (2026)
- CGTSIM, Comprendre la taxe scolaire (2026)
Prices: Centris (Matrix), median sale price of single-family homes, 2026 since January; compiled by the Loaa & Manseur team, aggregates only. Rates, bills and increases are those published by the city; sample calculations are illustrations. This page informs: it is neither tax advice nor an appraisal.
Also available in French: version française de ce guide.
Published September 7, 2026 by the Loaa & Manseur team, the number 1 team at RE/MAX Platine in 2024 and 2025, 6th RE/MAX team in Quebec, 15th in Canada and in the global top 50 according to the official RE/MAX ranking. Tell us about your project.