Longueuil, QC Bill of Sale
Generate a free bill of sale for transactions in Longueuil, Quebec. 9.975% QST applies, on the higher of the price or the vehicle's estimated value. GST does not apply to a sale between individuals. Download as PDF instantly.
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Bill of Sale in Longueuil, QC
Longueuil is Montreal's primary south shore suburb and a major city in its own right. SAAQ handles vehicle transfers; 9.975% QST applies (no GST on a private sale).
Where to transfer ownership in Longueuil
- SAAQ Longueuil service centre on the south shore of Montreal
- 9.975% QST on private vehicle sales; no GST applies
- Most passenger cars can be transferred online in SAAQclic; otherwise both parties attend SAAQ together
- Longueuil serves all of the south shore (Rive-Sud) Montreal communities
- Strong family vehicle and commuter car market
Longueuil registry / service locations
- Longueuil: Boulevard Roland-Therrien / Chemin de Chambly SAAQ area
- Saint-Lambert / Brossard area SAAQ offices also serve Longueuil area
Tips for Longueuil buyers & sellers
- Service de police de l'agglomération de Longueuil (SPAL) safe exchange zones
- Mail Champlain (Brossard) and Longueuil area shopping centres for meeting spots
- Quebec's 9.975% QST applies equally on the south shore
- Book SAAQ appointments online — south shore offices are busy
Provincial requirements (Quebec)
Quebec charges 9.975% QST when the buyer registers, on the higher of the price or the estimated value; GST does not apply between individuals. Most passenger cars can be transferred online in SAAQclic, where the buyer accepts within 48 business hours. A bill of sale is not mandatory, but the SAAQ recommends a written sales contract.