​​​​​​​​​​​​Tax Calculations, Rates & Due Dates

2023 Tax ​​​​Rates​

Schedule “A” of Ta​​​xation By-law

If you have questions or concerns regarding the Current Value Assessment of your property, please contact the Municipal Property Assessment Corporation (MPAC) at 1-866-296-6722 or visit their website at www.mpac.ca.

Due Dat​​es

Payment for property taxes is due in four installments on the last business day of F​ebruary, April, July and September respectively.​​

Supplementary Tax Bill

If you've made additions or improvements to your home or business property, it might change the value of your property as assessed by the Municipal Property Assessment Corporation (MPAC).

The Township will issue a supplementary tax bill that will reflect the change in your property tax amount as a result of changes in your property value.

If your home is newly constructed you'll also receive a supplementary tax bill based on the value of the property as assessed by MPAC.​

Understanding Your S​​upplementary / Omitted Tax Bill

​What is it?​

A supplementary/omitted tax bill is a tax bill issued ​by the Township which reflects any additions or improvements that have been made to your property, or assessment that was omitted.

The supplementary/omitted bill is in addition to what has been previously billed on the property. This bill does not include payments already made to your tax account or future installments that have been previously billed and are still outstanding.

The legislation allows the Municipal Property Assessment Corporation (MPAC) to assess a property for the current year and up to two previous years​.​

Reasons for Issuing Supplementary / Omitted Bills

You should already have received a Notice of Assessment from MPAC (Municipal Property Assessment Corporation) indicating the reason for your supplementary/omitted bill(s).

A supplementary tax bill can be issued for any of the following reasons: 

1. New Construction Your house/building was recently built and the value of the structure was not previously billed to you.
2. Improvements/Additions to Property Renovations/improvements were done to the property that has increased the assessment value, and this increase was not previously billed to you.
3. Reclassification The tax class of the whole or a portion of the property assessment has changed.
   

​Your property taxes are determined by multiplying the Current Value or "Assessment" of your property by the annual Tax Rate for the property type or "Property Class".​