Allen Ehlert Mortgage Agent

Closing Costs Calculator (Resale)

A branded Canadian closing-cost estimator with provincial transfer-tax logic, first-time buyer rebates, and lender-type fee planning in one clean advisory view.
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Deal Inputs

STEP 1

Deal Setup

If percent is selected, value is treated as % of price.

Professional & Fixed Fees

Title transfer + mortgage registration.

Lender / Broker Fees

Auto-fills by lender type, while remaining fully editable for scenario planning.

Adjustments & Prepaids

Results

STEP 2
Province rules applied
Estimated Closing Costs$0
Down Payment (cash)$0
Total Cash at Closing$0
Quick Interpretation
Your estimated cash at closing will appear here once the figures are calculated.
Closing cost composition
Based on estimated closing costs
Government & Taxes — $0
Professional Fees — $0
Lender / Broker / Admin — $0
Adjustments & Prepaids — $0
Closing Summary
This view combines the remaining down payment after your deposit with government charges, professional fees, lender-related charges, and prepaid adjustments.
Government & Taxes $0
Professional Fees $0
Lender / Broker / Admin $0
Adjustments & Prepaids $0
Notes (Apr 2026 — updated)
  • Resale only. Provincial LTT/transfer regimes implemented; municipal add-ons where common (Toronto MLTT; Montreal supported; NS uses user-entered MDTT rate).
  • FTB rebates implemented: Ontario (provincial + Toronto), British Columbia (Apr 1, 2024 updates), Prince Edward Island (exempt to $1M; 2% on portion over). Other provinces generally have no LTT-specific FTB rebates.
  • AB, SK, NL: registration/transfer fees only (no LTT).
  • Toronto MLTT: Updated to include new graduated luxury brackets above $3M, effective Apr 1, 2026 (City of Toronto Council resolution, Dec 17, 2025). Properties under $3M are unaffected.
  • BC PTT: Now includes the additional 2% residential surcharge on the portion above $3M (effective Feb 2018), bringing the marginal rate on that portion to 5%.
  • Quebec: Standard municipalities use 3-tier provincial brackets (0.5% / 1% / 1.5%, CPI-indexed; 2025 thresholds). Montreal applies its extended higher tiers above $307,800 via municipal by-law. These brackets are CPI-indexed each January.