Le pouvoir de redevance réglementaire des municipalités du Québec : un outil propice au développement urbain durable et à l’équité fiscale

Prémont, Marie-Claude; Tremblay-Racicot, Fanny

doi:10.17118/11143/19035

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“…Municipal regulatory charges are a relatively new instrument where municipalities could seek environmental benefits and more sustainable urban development (Prémont & Tremblay‐Racicot, 2019).…”

Section: Municipal Ecotaxation In Canadamentioning

confidence: 99%

“…As for Elgie et al (2016), they analyzed the effects that a variety of pricing mechanisms (property taxes, development charges, revitalization tax exemptions, commercial sewer‐use pricing relative to the amount emitted) can have on urban planning, waterfront preservation, municipal fiscal sustainability and innovations in process and technology. Finally, Tremblay‐Racicot et al, (2020a, 2020b) and Prémont and Tremblay‐Racicot (2019) examined the potential of Québec municipalities’ general taxation powers and regulatory charges for land use planning, urban mobility, taxpayer equity and sound management of municipal finances.…”

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confidence: 99%

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Overview of ecofiscal powers for municipalities: Implementation of new measures in Québec

Tremblay-Racicot

Prémont

Leclair³

2023

Can Public Adm

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A variety of taxes, charges and user fees deployed by municipalities can mitigate the negative impact of activities and infrastructures on the environment while diversifying revenue sources. Existing studies on ecofiscal instruments in Canadian municipalities, however, have focused primarily on the pricing of water and waste material while neglecting other environmental issues and the potential of taxes and regulatory charges. This article presents a picture of municipal ecotaxation in Québec and includes four new instruments crafted by Québec municipalities. SommaireLes municipalités utilisent différents modes de perception, par taxes, redevances ou tarifs, qui peuvent atténuer les impacts négatifs des activités et des infrastructures sur l'environnement, tout en diversifiant leurs sources de revenus. Les études réalisées sur l'écofiscalité dans les municipalités canadiennes se concentrent néanmoins sur la tarification de l'eau et des déchets, en négligeant les autres enjeux environnementaux et le potentiel des taxes et des redevances. Cet article dresse un portrait de l'écotaxation municipale au Québec et présente quatre nouveaux instruments conçus par des municipalités québécoises.

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Section: Municipal Ecotaxation In Canadamentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: State Of Knowledgementioning

confidence: 99%