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Quebec landlord rules
Non-Resident Landlord in Quebec: 2026 Tax + Tenancy GuideQuebec sits at the regulated, tenant-protective end of the Canadian spectrum: no security deposits, a mandatory lease form, strong assignment rights, and a rent-fixing tribunal instead of a hard cap. Yet the federal non-resident rules — 25% withholding, NR6, NR4, Section 216 — apply at full strength, with two distinctive twists: there is no separate Quebec rental return, and a sale requires two clearance certificates. Here is the complete 2026 picture.Track your cross-border rental income
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