This publication is intended as a guide only and is not a substitute for the provisions of the Land Transfer Tax Act and Regulations.
November 2004
For updates to publications, guides and forms, please refer to the Ministry of Revenue website at: ontario.ca/revenue
For further information about the Land Transfer Tax Act or this guide, please call the following numbers or write to the address noted below:
Ministry of Revenue
Tax Compliance Branch
Land and Resource Taxes Section
33 King Street West
PO Box 625
Oshawa ON L1H 8H9
This guide has been prepared as a resource for legal and real estate professionals involved in the electronic registration of conveyances of land in Ontario. It is assumed that users of this handbook have a working knowledge of conveyancing and electronic registration. For specific examples and other issues and common problems relating to land transfer tax, please see A Guide for Real Estate Practitioners with respect to Land Transfer Tax and the Registration of Conveyances of Land in Ontario which is available on our website.
This publication contains general information and is provided for convenience and guidance for the land transfer tax portion of Teraview only. It is not a substitute for the provisions of the Land Transfer Tax Act (Act) or Regulations. Should there be a discrepancy between this document, the Act and its regulations, the provisions of the Act and regulations apply.
For updates to publications, guides and forms, please refer to the Ministry
of Revenue website at:
ontario.ca/revenue
For further information about the Act or this guide, taxpayers may call the following numbers or write to the address noted below:
Ministry of Revenue
Tax Compliance Branch
Land and Resource Taxes Section
33 King Street West
PO Box 625
Oshawa ON L1H 8H9
The TAX option in the menu below launches the Land Transfer Tax functions enabling the user to select the tabs required to complete the Land Transfer Tax Statements.

When the TAX function is selected the Land Transfer Tax window opens and the following tabs are presented:

Failure to complete a mandatory tab or field will generate an error message and prevent successful completion of the electronic registration.
In some cases supplementary evidence may be required for presentation to the registry office before certification of title can take place.

Completion of this section is mandatory for all electronic conveyances.
Deponents are the individuals who make statements and declare in what capacity they are completing the statements.


This section must be completed ONLY where the consideration is greater than $400,000.00. A higher rate of tax applies to any consideration over $400,000.00 where the lands contain at least one and not more than two single family residences.
Statement 9031 MUST be made together with one of 9032, 9033 or 9038.
Note: Subsection 2.1(2) of the Act allows for an apportionment of the consideration where the total consideration exceeds $400,000 and part of the land being conveyed has a use other than just residential (please note that "vacant" or "no use" is not considered to be another use). This results in a lower tax payable than would normally be calculated had the apportionment not been claimed.
If the value of consideration can be apportioned, statements 9031 and 9038 must be selected and completed. When 9038 is selected you must enter the total consideration attributed to the single family residence only in "AMOUNT" and the use of the remainder of the lands must be described in "TEXT". The system will calculate the appropriate amount of land transfer tax based on the consideration entered on both the consideration tab and the amount entered in statement 9038 for the single family residence.
Note: When completing the "AMOUNT", use only numerical values and do not use any dollar signs, commas or decimal points.
By definition, consideration includes the gross sale price paid or to be paid by or on behalf of the transferee, the value expressed in money of any liability assumed by or on behalf of the transferee, and the value of any benefit conferred, either directly or indirectly by the transferee, as part of the arrangement relating to the transfer. The consideration must be allocated to (a) through (f) on the consideration screen.

1 (c) Property transferred in exchange – Statement 9021
1 (d) Fair Market Value of the land(s) – Statements 9022 and 9011, 9012, 9013, 9014 or 9015
In certain circumstances, the Land Transfer Tax Act deems the value of consideration to be the fair market value of the land. The fair market value of the land must be entered in paragraph (d). After entering an amount in paragraph (d), go to the "Explanations Tab," select statement 9022, and one of 9011, 9012, 9013, 9014 or 9015.The following are situations where the value of consideration is deemed to be equal to the fair market value of the land as of the date of registration:
1 (f) Other valuable consideration subject to land transfer tax – Statement 9023
Where an amount is entered in paragraph (f), you must go to the "Explanations Tab" and select statement 9023 and enter a description of the consideration.
Where a partial exemption is being claimed, the non-exempt portion of the consideration should be entered here and then you must go to the "Explanations Tab" and select statement 9023 and enter an explanation for the partial exemption.
1 (g) VALUE of land, building, fixtures & goodwill subject to Land Transfer Tax–Statement 9024
The Land Transfer Tax payable will be calculated on the total consideration automatically inserted in paragraph (g). The amount of tax payable will appear on the screen and will be adjusted according to any subsequent claims for exemption.
1 (h) VALUE OF ALL CHATTELS – items of tangible personal property e.g. furniture
Retail Sales Tax will also be calculated on any consideration shown in paragraph (h).
1 (i) Other considerations for transaction not included in (g) or (h) – Statement 9024
Where an amount is entered in paragraph (i), you must go to the "Explanations Tab" and select statement 9024 and enter a description of the other consideration. Amounts entered in paragraph (i) must not be taxable under the Land Transfer Tax Act and may include amounts paid for chattels, but not subject to Retail Sales Tax.

Statements may be selected here ONLY in situations where there is NO CONSIDERATION OF ANY KIND OR THE VALUE OF CONSIDERATION IS LESS THAN $200 for the conveyance. This section must not be completed if an exemption is claimed.
Statement 9049 must be chosen together with one of 9050, 9051, 9052, 9053, 9054, 9055, 9056, 9057, 9058, 9066, 9060, 9061, 9063 or 9064. If 9064 is selected then "TEXT" must be entered.
If 9051, 9052 or 9053 are selected, title will not be certified until the supplementary trust affidavit is submitted to the Land Registry Office.
If 9058 or 9060 are selected, then either statement 9047 or 9048 must be made.
Note: If 9047 is chosen, then the amount of the encumbrance must be entered on line 1(b)(I) of the "Consideration Tab" section and all previously selected statements should be removed from the Nominal Tab. The tax will be calculated accordingly, as there is no exemption available on a transfer that is a gift or a donation to a charity where there is an existing encumbrance on the land.

Consideration – Explanation required
In certain circumstances, explanations are required where a figure is entered in "c", "d", "f" and "i" on the "Consideration" tab. Please see the "Consideration" section of this guide for details.
The "Explanation" tab should also be used when a partial exemption is being claimed. Please see the "Consideration" section of this guide for details.
Land Transfer Tax Statements by the Transferor
Note: The transferor can only make the statements if no tax is payable.
Regulation 700, RRO 1990
Refund for a First Time Homebuyer of a Newly Constructed Home

This section is to be completed only where consideration is paid but an exemption is claimed and therefore no tax is payable.





Note: The exemption for a conveyance to a family business corporation cannot be claimed electronically. The proper documentation to claim this exemption must be submitted directly to the Ministry of Revenue and the applicable endorsement obtained.


The Assessment Roll Number is vital for purposes of accurately determining municipal property tax.

If no statement is selected on the School Tax tab, the system will default to English-Public.
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