Pilot province
Quebec: quoting software built for Canadian contractors.
Québec is in the pilot with its own defaults. A quote written for a Québec customer is produced in French unless the customer has asked in writing for English, and its tax block shows the two statutory lines — TPS 5 % and TVQ 9,975 % — with amounts that add up to the stored total to the cent.
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Quebec: what quoteai does about the paperwork
The rates and defaults below are not marketing copy — they come from the same table the quote, contract and invoice PDFs use, so what you read here is what prints.
GST 5 % + QST 9.975 %
French by default. English is produced when the customer has asked for it, and that request is recorded on the quote.
RBQ licence number
What that means day to day
- French is the default document language for a Québec customer; choosing English records that the customer asked for it.
- TPS and TVQ are two separate lines. The rate is stored to three decimals, so 9,975 % is 9,975 % — not 9,98 % rounded on every document.
- Your GST/HST and QST registration numbers print on every document, and dates and amounts are formatted the Québec way.
- Your RBQ licence number is a field on your business profile and appears on the quotes and contracts you send.
This page describes what the software does. It is informed by provincial practice, not legal or tax advice — confirm your own obligations with your accountant or lawyer.
Quebec: cities with their own quote pages
Each city and trade combination has its own page, with the vocabulary and the tax rules that apply there.