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Compliance · Bill 67

Short-term rental permit — Les Îles-de-la-Madeleine

In Quebec, any rental under 31 consecutive nights must be registered with CITQ (Bill 67). You must display your number on every listing, collect the 3.5% lodging tax, and comply with your municipality's zoning bylaws — which may be stricter than provincial law.

  • Valid CITQ permit + number on every platform
  • 3.5% lodging tax (collect and remit)
  • Local municipal bylaws (zoning, nuisances, condo rules)

172 active CITQ registrations tracked in this municipality. View registry

Bill 67, CITQ, and local bylaws

Full guide: Bill 67 and CITQ in Quebec.

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Personalized projection for a cottage in Les Îles-de-la-Madeleine — detailed report by email.

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Do I need CITQ in Les Îles-de-la-Madeleine?

Yes for any rental under 31 consecutive nights in Quebec (Bill 67). The number must appear on every Airbnb, Vrbo, or direct listing.

Can the municipality be stricter?

Yes — zoning, municipal permits, condo bylaws, and nuisance rules can restrict STR even with a valid CITQ.

Can Reserver.ca handle compliance?

Our plans include CITQ support, lodging tax handling, and coordination with local rules for managed properties.