City Hall
109, Rue Sainte-Anne Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue (Québec) H9X 2M3

Email: ipaiement@sadb.qc.ca 
Phone: 514 457-7554
Fax: 514 457-6087

We strongly encourage citizens to make tax payments over the Internet through their banking institution.

Internet payment: You must go to the website of your banking institution, select Ville de Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue among the suppliers for bill payments, and enter the 18 digits constituting the "number" appearing on the coupons, without the hyphens.

To make a payment in person, please go to the town hall. Payment by cash, check, or debit card. No credit card payment will be accepted.

Payments can also be made:

• At the ATM of most credit unions or chartered banks;
• By mail, using the payment coupon attached to your tax bill; 

Citizens now only receive ONE TAX BILL. Water consumption bill now appears directly on the municipal tax bill (property tax).

Your municipal tax bill includes one level of taxation. This amount represents taxes for local services and another amount is a quote-part related to the Agglomeration of Montréal services (such as police and fire department and public transportation).

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Tax bills are sent in January. The first instalment is due on February 23, 2023 and the second on May 25, 2023.

Residual Class: $0.6755 per $100 of assessment

6 or more units: $0.7274 per $100 of assessment

Serviced vacant lot class: $1.3510 per $100 of assessment

Non-residential class: $2.7804 per $100 of assessment

Industrial Building Class: $2.7804 per $100 of assessment

The water use billing rates according to the user-pay principle. These rates aim to reward users who control their consumption of drinking water.

Base rates

• Residential : $ 20
• Non residential : $ 40

Rates per m³

• 1 to 100: $0,61/m³
• 101 to 200: $0,71/m³
• 201 to 300: $0,82/m³
• 301 and +: $0,93/m³

If you have an agreement with your mortgage company for the payment of your tax bill, and if they have informed us accordingly, a copy of your bill will be forwarded to them.

If you sell your property during the year, you need to provide the purchaser with the tax bill for the year in progress so he/she can make payments, if need be.  The tax bill is directly linked to the BUILDING and not to the owner. This is why we will not be issuing the tax statement in the new owner’s name.

Since January 1st, 2006, the City of Montreal provides citizens with agglomeration services and manages a variety of equipment for the whole island of Montreal. To reflect this, the general property tax for agglomeration services is applied to all taxpayers on the Island of Montreal. However, local taxes paid by all taxpayers in each neighbouring cities must also be taken into consideration.

• Urban planning, by-laws and minor exemptions;
• Construction and renovation permits;
• Programs to improve neighborhoods;
• Local water mains and sewer;
• Collection and transportation of residual waste;
• Management of local streets; 
• Regulation regarding fire protection, public nuisance and public health;
• Local, sport and cultural equipment;
• Local libraries;
• Local parks;
• Public markets;
• Provision of tags for bicycles, animals and others.

• Property assessment
• Public safety services – in particular, police, firefighters and 9-1-1
• Municipal court
• Social housing
• Help for the homeless
• Waste management, including disposal and recuperation of waste materials and management of hazardous waste
• Water supply and sewage treatment, except for local networks
• Public transit
• Management of streets and major thoroughfares
• Economic development, including tourism, outside the territory of a linked municipality
• Nature parks