Municipal taxes and property assessment
Like all Quebec municipalities, the Town of Sutton collects municipal taxes annually to fund local public services such as snow removal, waste collection, road maintenance, emergency services, and certain infrastructure such as the water supply and sewer systems.
Municipal taxes consist of general property taxes based on the value of the property listed in the assessment roll. The Town applies tax rates (general property tax rate) to this value, which are set annually in its municipal budget. Special or sector-based taxes may also be added to cover specific services or local projects (for example, roadwork in a given area).
2026 Municipal Tax Payment Schedule
1st instalment: March 25, 2026
2nd instalment: May 25, 2026
3rd instalment: August 25, 2026
4th instalment: October 26, 2026
Assessment Roll
In Sutton, the assessment roll is the official register produced every three years by the Brome-Missisquoi RCM, which indicates the market value of each property within the municipality. This value serves as the basis for calculating property taxes.
The assessment service of the MRC Brome-Missisquoi is primarily responsible for updating and preparing the assessment rolls and graphical matrices, as well as determining the median ratio. The Act respecting municipal taxation sets out the parameters that guide the assessor in determining which properties and real values are to be included in the assessment roll. This service also maintains follow-up with municipalities and taxpayers.
Useful information
RCM - Important information Regarding Your Property - New Assessment Role 2026-2027-2028
MRC - Request for review
MRC - Property assessment roll
Taxation Roll
The taxation roll is the municipality’s official document that determines the amount of taxes each property owner must pay, based on the value listed in the assessment roll and the municipal tax rates. The tax bill, which is sent to each property owner, specifies the exact amount to be paid for a given year, including general property taxes and, where applicable, special taxes.
Online Taxation Roll Service
The assessment roll and the taxation roll can be viewed online.
Access to public data is free:
With a subscription to the Property Data Portal, professionals such as real estate agents, notaries, mortgage lenders, and appraisers can access additional information:
Matrix of the MRC Brome-Missisquoi
The MRC Brome-Missisquoi graphic matrix provides information on the dimensions, area, lot number, roll number, and location of properties within the municipality. It also offers access to aerial views of municipal properties.