Land Transfer Tax & Closing Costs Calculator
On a $800,000 purchase in Ontario, Ontario Land Transfer Tax is $12,475, for $12,475 in total after any rebate. Total cash needed to close is $175,575.
Total cash needed to close
$175,575
$160,000 down payment, $12,475 in transfer tax, and $3,100 of other closing costs.
- Ontario Land Transfer Tax
- $12,475
- Net transfer tax and fees
- $12,475
1.56% of the purchase price
| Item | Amount |
|---|---|
| Down payment | $160,000 |
| Ontario Land Transfer Tax | $12,475 |
| Legal fees and disbursements | $1,800 |
| Title insurance | $400 |
| Home inspection | $500 |
| Appraisal | $400 |
| Total cash to close | $175,575 |
Rates last verified 2026-09-07. Official Ontario source
Rate schedule under review
Only Ontario, British Columbia and Manitoba have been verified against the official schedule. Quebec brackets are indexed annually, Nova Scotia's deed transfer tax is set municipally, and the registration-fee jurisdictions (AB, SK, NL, NT, NU, YT) are seeded from general reference and must be confirmed before launch.Transfer tax rates and rebate programs change, and eligibility rules for first-time buyer relief are set by each jurisdiction. Confirm with your real estate lawyer before relying on these figures. Clover Mortgage Inc. is a licensed mortgage brokerage. This calculator provides estimates for information only and is not an offer of credit, an approval, or financial advice.
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Total cash needed to close
$175,575
Common questions
- Does Toronto charge its own land transfer tax?
- Yes. Toronto's Municipal Land Transfer Tax is charged in addition to Ontario's provincial tax, effectively doubling the bill on most homes. Toronto also has its own first-time buyer rebate of up to $4,475, separate from Ontario's $4,000.
- Do all provinces charge land transfer tax?
- No. Alberta, Saskatchewan and the territories charge land title registration fees rather than a transfer tax, which are far smaller. This calculator labels the charge accurately for each jurisdiction.