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Alberta and Saskatchewan charge no land transfer tax, only registration fees - a difference of thousands of dollars against Ontario or British Columbia on a typical purchase.
| Applies | No land transfer tax |
|---|---|
| Structure | Land title transfer and mortgage registration fees only, sliding scale (roughly $500 to $800 on a $500,000 purchase) |
| Fthb Rebate | n/a |
| Note | Alberta and Saskatchewan are the only provinces without LTT. On a $600,000 home this is a five-figure difference versus Ontario or BC. |
| Confidence | VERIFIED-MULTI |
No. Alberta is one of only two provinces with no land transfer tax, charging sliding-scale title and mortgage registration fees instead, roughly $500 to $800 on a $500,000 purchase. On the same purchase in Ontario or BC you could pay well over $10,000, which is one of the largest hidden differences in Canadian home buying.
Yes, through alternative and private lenders. Alberta's income patterns, with rotational, contract, and self-employed work common, mean lenders serving the province are used to documenting income from bank statements and contracts rather than T4s alone.
