Hausse de 3,4 % à Montréal | Les taxes et le gras
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AI Article Summary
The new administration of Montreal, led by Soraya Martinez Ferrada, plans to cut at least 1000 municipal jobs during its first term. In line with inflation, residential taxes are expected to increase by about 3.4% next year. Some boroughs will see more significant local tax hikes. The city budget will be presented on January 12, focusing on core municipal missions.
What This Means for Canadian Contractors
This project demonstrates how municipal tax policies can affect the profitability of construction projects in Montreal. For Quebec builders, this means anticipating an increase in operational costs due to potential impacts of property and local taxes. The reduction in municipal workforce could also slow down permit approval processes, impacting project timelines.
