Pay your tax account
Have you received your annual municipal tax account? You can pay it in one or two instalments. Read on to find out how and when to pay your tax account.
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Every year, tax accounts are sent out at the end of January to all owners listed on the property assessment roll.
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How to pay your tax account
Paying in one or two instalments
If your total account is $300 or more, you can pay it in one or two instalments without any interest charge or penalty.
If your tax account is under $300, you must pay it in full by the first instalment deadline.
Factor in two business days before the actual due date, to give us time to process your payment and credit your account.
Due dates for 2020
First instalment: Monday, March 2, 2020
Second instalment: Monday, June 1, 2020
Extended deadline
The deadline for the second instalment of the annual property taxes has been extended to September 1st.
Paying in more than two instalments
If you decide to pay your tax account in more than two instalments, you will be charged interest and penalties.
See the back of your tax notice for a calculation of the monthly instalments, including the extra fees, if you plan to pay in:
- 6 instalments, from March 1 through August 1
- 11 instalments, from March 1 through January 1
If you decide to pay in six or 11 instalments, you don’t have to let us know. You’ll receive notices until you have paid your account in full.
The fees for any instalment paid after the two official due dates are calculated on a daily basis at the following monthly rates: 0.75% (interest) and 0.41% (penalty).
Notices for other tax accounts received during the year
You may also receive notices for other tax accounts during the year. Those accounts have their own due dates.
Pay online
You can pay your tax account online at any of the financial institutions listed on the back of your tax notice.
To pay in one or more instalments, enter the reference number shown on the notice, without the hyphens.
Every year, tax accounts are sent out at the end of January to all owners listed on the property assessment roll.
How to pay your tax account
Paying in one or two instalments
If your total account is $300 or more, you can pay it in one or two instalments without any interest charge or penalty.
If your tax account is under $300, you must pay it in full by the first instalment deadline.
Factor in two business days before the actual due date, to give us time to process your payment and credit your account.
Due dates for 2020
First instalment: Monday, March 2, 2020
Second instalment: Monday, June 1, 2020
Extended deadline
The deadline for the second instalment of the annual property taxes has been extended to September 1st.
Paying in more than two instalments
If you decide to pay your tax account in more than two instalments, you will be charged interest and penalties.
See the back of your tax notice for a calculation of the monthly instalments, including the extra fees, if you plan to pay in:
- 6 instalments, from March 1 through August 1
- 11 instalments, from March 1 through January 1
If you decide to pay in six or 11 instalments, you don’t have to let us know. You’ll receive notices until you have paid your account in full.
The fees for any instalment paid after the two official due dates are calculated on a daily basis at the following monthly rates: 0.75% (interest) and 0.41% (penalty).
Notices for other tax accounts received during the year
You may also receive notices for other tax accounts during the year. Those accounts have their own due dates.
Pay online
You can pay your tax account online at any of the financial institutions listed on the back of your tax notice.
To pay in one or more instalments, enter the reference number shown on the notice, without the hyphens.
Every year, tax accounts are sent out at the end of January to all owners listed on the property assessment roll.
How to pay your tax account
Paying in one or two instalments
If your total account is $300 or more, you can pay it in one or two instalments without any interest charge or penalty.
If your tax account is under $300, you must pay it in full by the first instalment deadline.
Factor in two business days before the actual due date, to give us time to process your payment and credit your account.
Due dates for 2020
First instalment: Monday, March 2, 2020
Second instalment: Monday, June 1, 2020
Extended deadline
The deadline for the second instalment of the annual property taxes has been extended to September 1st.
Paying in more than two instalments
If you decide to pay your tax account in more than two instalments, you will be charged interest and penalties.
See the back of your tax notice for a calculation of the monthly instalments, including the extra fees, if you plan to pay in:
- 6 instalments, from March 1 through August 1
- 11 instalments, from March 1 through January 1
If you decide to pay in six or 11 instalments, you don’t have to let us know. You’ll receive notices until you have paid your account in full.
The fees for any instalment paid after the two official due dates are calculated on a daily basis at the following monthly rates: 0.75% (interest) and 0.41% (penalty).
Notices for other tax accounts received during the year
You may also receive notices for other tax accounts during the year. Those accounts have their own due dates.
Pay online
You can pay your tax account online at any of the financial institutions listed on the back of your tax notice.
To pay in one or more instalments, enter the reference number shown on the notice, without the hyphens.
Every year, tax accounts are sent out at the end of January to all owners listed on the property assessment roll.
How to pay your tax account
Paying in one or two instalments
If your total account is $300 or more, you can pay it in one or two instalments without any interest charge or penalty.
If your tax account is under $300, you must pay it in full by the first instalment deadline.
Factor in two business days before the actual due date, to give us time to process your payment and credit your account.
Due dates for 2020
First instalment: Monday, March 2, 2020
Second instalment: Monday, June 1, 2020
Extended deadline
The deadline for the second instalment of the annual property taxes has been extended to September 1st.
Paying in more than two instalments
If you decide to pay your tax account in more than two instalments, you will be charged interest and penalties.
See the back of your tax notice for a calculation of the monthly instalments, including the extra fees, if you plan to pay in:
- 6 instalments, from March 1 through August 1
- 11 instalments, from March 1 through January 1
If you decide to pay in six or 11 instalments, you don’t have to let us know. You’ll receive notices until you have paid your account in full.
The fees for any instalment paid after the two official due dates are calculated on a daily basis at the following monthly rates: 0.75% (interest) and 0.41% (penalty).
Notices for other tax accounts received during the year
You may also receive notices for other tax accounts during the year. Those accounts have their own due dates.
Pay online
You can pay your tax account online at any of the financial institutions listed on the back of your tax notice.
To pay in one or more instalments, enter the reference number shown on the notice, without the hyphens.
Every year, tax accounts are sent out at the end of January to all owners listed on the property assessment roll.
How to pay your tax account
Paying in one or two instalments
If your total account is $300 or more, you can pay it in one or two instalments without any interest charge or penalty.
If your tax account is under $300, you must pay it in full by the first instalment deadline.
Factor in two business days before the actual due date, to give us time to process your payment and credit your account.
Due dates for 2020
First instalment: Monday, March 2, 2020
Second instalment: Monday, June 1, 2020
Extended deadline
The deadline for the second instalment of the annual property taxes has been extended to September 1st.
Paying in more than two instalments
If you decide to pay your tax account in more than two instalments, you will be charged interest and penalties.
See the back of your tax notice for a calculation of the monthly instalments, including the extra fees, if you plan to pay in:
- 6 instalments, from March 1 through August 1
- 11 instalments, from March 1 through January 1
If you decide to pay in six or 11 instalments, you don’t have to let us know. You’ll receive notices until you have paid your account in full.
The fees for any instalment paid after the two official due dates are calculated on a daily basis at the following monthly rates: 0.75% (interest) and 0.41% (penalty).
Notices for other tax accounts received during the year
You may also receive notices for other tax accounts during the year. Those accounts have their own due dates.
Pay online
You can pay your tax account online at any of the financial institutions listed on the back of your tax notice.
To pay in one or more instalments, enter the reference number shown on the notice, without the hyphens.
Every year, tax accounts are sent out at the end of January to all owners listed on the property assessment roll.
How to pay your tax account
Paying in one or two instalments
If your total account is $300 or more, you can pay it in one or two instalments without any interest charge or penalty.
If your tax account is under $300, you must pay it in full by the first instalment deadline.
Factor in two business days before the actual due date, to give us time to process your payment and credit your account.
Due dates for 2020
First instalment: Monday, March 2, 2020
Second instalment: Monday, June 1, 2020
Extended deadline
The deadline for the second instalment of the annual property taxes has been extended to September 1st.
Paying in more than two instalments
If you decide to pay your tax account in more than two instalments, you will be charged interest and penalties.
See the back of your tax notice for a calculation of the monthly instalments, including the extra fees, if you plan to pay in:
- 6 instalments, from March 1 through August 1
- 11 instalments, from March 1 through January 1
If you decide to pay in six or 11 instalments, you don’t have to let us know. You’ll receive notices until you have paid your account in full.
The fees for any instalment paid after the two official due dates are calculated on a daily basis at the following monthly rates: 0.75% (interest) and 0.41% (penalty).
Notices for other tax accounts received during the year
You may also receive notices for other tax accounts during the year. Those accounts have their own due dates.
Pay online
You can pay your tax account online at any of the financial institutions listed on the back of your tax notice.
To pay in one or more instalments, enter the reference number shown on the notice, without the hyphens.
Every year, tax accounts are sent out at the end of January to all owners listed on the property assessment roll.
How to pay your tax account
Paying in one or two instalments
If your total account is $300 or more, you can pay it in one or two instalments without any interest charge or penalty.
If your tax account is under $300, you must pay it in full by the first instalment deadline.
Factor in two business days before the actual due date, to give us time to process your payment and credit your account.
Due dates for 2020
First instalment: Monday, March 2, 2020
Second instalment: Monday, June 1, 2020
Extended deadline
The deadline for the second instalment of the annual property taxes has been extended to September 1st.
Paying in more than two instalments
If you decide to pay your tax account in more than two instalments, you will be charged interest and penalties.
See the back of your tax notice for a calculation of the monthly instalments, including the extra fees, if you plan to pay in:
- 6 instalments, from March 1 through August 1
- 11 instalments, from March 1 through January 1
If you decide to pay in six or 11 instalments, you don’t have to let us know. You’ll receive notices until you have paid your account in full.
The fees for any instalment paid after the two official due dates are calculated on a daily basis at the following monthly rates: 0.75% (interest) and 0.41% (penalty).
Notices for other tax accounts received during the year
You may also receive notices for other tax accounts during the year. Those accounts have their own due dates.
Pay online
You can pay your tax account online at any of the financial institutions listed on the back of your tax notice.
To pay in one or more instalments, enter the reference number shown on the notice, without the hyphens.
Every year, tax accounts are sent out at the end of January to all owners listed on the property assessment roll.
How to pay your tax account
Paying in one or two instalments
If your total account is $300 or more, you can pay it in one or two instalments without any interest charge or penalty.
If your tax account is under $300, you must pay it in full by the first instalment deadline.
Factor in two business days before the actual due date, to give us time to process your payment and credit your account.
Due dates for 2020
First instalment: Monday, March 2, 2020
Second instalment: Monday, June 1, 2020
Extended deadline
The deadline for the second instalment of the annual property taxes has been extended to September 1st.
Paying in more than two instalments
If you decide to pay your tax account in more than two instalments, you will be charged interest and penalties.
See the back of your tax notice for a calculation of the monthly instalments, including the extra fees, if you plan to pay in:
- 6 instalments, from March 1 through August 1
- 11 instalments, from March 1 through January 1
If you decide to pay in six or 11 instalments, you don’t have to let us know. You’ll receive notices until you have paid your account in full.
The fees for any instalment paid after the two official due dates are calculated on a daily basis at the following monthly rates: 0.75% (interest) and 0.41% (penalty).
Notices for other tax accounts received during the year
You may also receive notices for other tax accounts during the year. Those accounts have their own due dates.
Pay online
You can pay your tax account online at any of the financial institutions listed on the back of your tax notice.
To pay in one or more instalments, enter the reference number shown on the notice, without the hyphens.
Every year, tax accounts are sent out at the end of January to all owners listed on the property assessment roll.
How to pay your tax account
Paying in one or two instalments
If your total account is $300 or more, you can pay it in one or two instalments without any interest charge or penalty.
If your tax account is under $300, you must pay it in full by the first instalment deadline.
Factor in two business days before the actual due date, to give us time to process your payment and credit your account.
Due dates for 2020
First instalment: Monday, March 2, 2020
Second instalment: Monday, June 1, 2020
Extended deadline
The deadline for the second instalment of the annual property taxes has been extended to September 1st.
Paying in more than two instalments
If you decide to pay your tax account in more than two instalments, you will be charged interest and penalties.
See the back of your tax notice for a calculation of the monthly instalments, including the extra fees, if you plan to pay in:
- 6 instalments, from March 1 through August 1
- 11 instalments, from March 1 through January 1
If you decide to pay in six or 11 instalments, you don’t have to let us know. You’ll receive notices until you have paid your account in full.
The fees for any instalment paid after the two official due dates are calculated on a daily basis at the following monthly rates: 0.75% (interest) and 0.41% (penalty).
Notices for other tax accounts received during the year
You may also receive notices for other tax accounts during the year. Those accounts have their own due dates.
Pay online
You can pay your tax account online at any of the financial institutions listed on the back of your tax notice.
To pay in one or more instalments, enter the reference number shown on the notice, without the hyphens.
Every year, tax accounts are sent out at the end of January to all owners listed on the property assessment roll.
How to pay your tax account
Paying in one or two instalments
If your total account is $300 or more, you can pay it in one or two instalments without any interest charge or penalty.
If your tax account is under $300, you must pay it in full by the first instalment deadline.
Factor in two business days before the actual due date, to give us time to process your payment and credit your account.
Due dates for 2020
First instalment: Monday, March 2, 2020
Second instalment: Monday, June 1, 2020
Extended deadline
The deadline for the second instalment of the annual property taxes has been extended to September 1st.
Paying in more than two instalments
If you decide to pay your tax account in more than two instalments, you will be charged interest and penalties.
See the back of your tax notice for a calculation of the monthly instalments, including the extra fees, if you plan to pay in:
- 6 instalments, from March 1 through August 1
- 11 instalments, from March 1 through January 1
If you decide to pay in six or 11 instalments, you don’t have to let us know. You’ll receive notices until you have paid your account in full.
The fees for any instalment paid after the two official due dates are calculated on a daily basis at the following monthly rates: 0.75% (interest) and 0.41% (penalty).
Notices for other tax accounts received during the year
You may also receive notices for other tax accounts during the year. Those accounts have their own due dates.
Pay online
You can pay your tax account online at any of the financial institutions listed on the back of your tax notice.
To pay in one or more instalments, enter the reference number shown on the notice, without the hyphens.
Every year, tax accounts are sent out at the end of January to all owners listed on the property assessment roll.
How to pay your tax account
Paying in one or two instalments
If your total account is $300 or more, you can pay it in one or two instalments without any interest charge or penalty.
If your tax account is under $300, you must pay it in full by the first instalment deadline.
Factor in two business days before the actual due date, to give us time to process your payment and credit your account.
Due dates for 2020
First instalment: Monday, March 2, 2020
Second instalment: Monday, June 1, 2020
Extended deadline
The deadline for the second instalment of the annual property taxes has been extended to September 1st.
Paying in more than two instalments
If you decide to pay your tax account in more than two instalments, you will be charged interest and penalties.
See the back of your tax notice for a calculation of the monthly instalments, including the extra fees, if you plan to pay in:
- 6 instalments, from March 1 through August 1
- 11 instalments, from March 1 through January 1
If you decide to pay in six or 11 instalments, you don’t have to let us know. You’ll receive notices until you have paid your account in full.
The fees for any instalment paid after the two official due dates are calculated on a daily basis at the following monthly rates: 0.75% (interest) and 0.41% (penalty).
Notices for other tax accounts received during the year
You may also receive notices for other tax accounts during the year. Those accounts have their own due dates.
Pay online
You can pay your tax account online at any of the financial institutions listed on the back of your tax notice.
To pay in one or more instalments, enter the reference number shown on the notice, without the hyphens.
Every year, tax accounts are sent out at the end of January to all owners listed on the property assessment roll.
How to pay your tax account
Paying in one or two instalments
If your total account is $300 or more, you can pay it in one or two instalments without any interest charge or penalty.
If your tax account is under $300, you must pay it in full by the first instalment deadline.
Factor in two business days before the actual due date, to give us time to process your payment and credit your account.
Due dates for 2020
First instalment: Monday, March 2, 2020
Second instalment: Monday, June 1, 2020
Extended deadline
The deadline for the second instalment of the annual property taxes has been extended to September 1st.
Paying in more than two instalments
If you decide to pay your tax account in more than two instalments, you will be charged interest and penalties.
See the back of your tax notice for a calculation of the monthly instalments, including the extra fees, if you plan to pay in:
- 6 instalments, from March 1 through August 1
- 11 instalments, from March 1 through January 1
If you decide to pay in six or 11 instalments, you don’t have to let us know. You’ll receive notices until you have paid your account in full.
The fees for any instalment paid after the two official due dates are calculated on a daily basis at the following monthly rates: 0.75% (interest) and 0.41% (penalty).
Notices for other tax accounts received during the year
You may also receive notices for other tax accounts during the year. Those accounts have their own due dates.
Pay online
You can pay your tax account online at any of the financial institutions listed on the back of your tax notice.
To pay in one or more instalments, enter the reference number shown on the notice, without the hyphens.
Every year, tax accounts are sent out at the end of January to all owners listed on the property assessment roll.
How to pay your tax account
Paying in one or two instalments
If your total account is $300 or more, you can pay it in one or two instalments without any interest charge or penalty.
If your tax account is under $300, you must pay it in full by the first instalment deadline.
Factor in two business days before the actual due date, to give us time to process your payment and credit your account.
Due dates for 2020
First instalment: Monday, March 2, 2020
Second instalment: Monday, June 1, 2020
Extended deadline
The deadline for the second instalment of the annual property taxes has been extended to September 1st.
Paying in more than two instalments
If you decide to pay your tax account in more than two instalments, you will be charged interest and penalties.
See the back of your tax notice for a calculation of the monthly instalments, including the extra fees, if you plan to pay in:
- 6 instalments, from March 1 through August 1
- 11 instalments, from March 1 through January 1
If you decide to pay in six or 11 instalments, you don’t have to let us know. You’ll receive notices until you have paid your account in full.
The fees for any instalment paid after the two official due dates are calculated on a daily basis at the following monthly rates: 0.75% (interest) and 0.41% (penalty).
Notices for other tax accounts received during the year
You may also receive notices for other tax accounts during the year. Those accounts have their own due dates.
Pay online
You can pay your tax account online at any of the financial institutions listed on the back of your tax notice.
To pay in one or more instalments, enter the reference number shown on the notice, without the hyphens.
Every year, tax accounts are sent out at the end of January to all owners listed on the property assessment roll.
How to pay your tax account
Paying in one or two instalments
If your total account is $300 or more, you can pay it in one or two instalments without any interest charge or penalty.
If your tax account is under $300, you must pay it in full by the first instalment deadline.
Factor in two business days before the actual due date, to give us time to process your payment and credit your account.
Due dates for 2020
First instalment: Monday, March 2, 2020
Second instalment: Monday, June 1, 2020
Extended deadline
The deadline for the second instalment of the annual property taxes has been extended to September 1st.
Paying in more than two instalments
If you decide to pay your tax account in more than two instalments, you will be charged interest and penalties.
See the back of your tax notice for a calculation of the monthly instalments, including the extra fees, if you plan to pay in:
- 6 instalments, from March 1 through August 1
- 11 instalments, from March 1 through January 1
If you decide to pay in six or 11 instalments, you don’t have to let us know. You’ll receive notices until you have paid your account in full.
The fees for any instalment paid after the two official due dates are calculated on a daily basis at the following monthly rates: 0.75% (interest) and 0.41% (penalty).
Notices for other tax accounts received during the year
You may also receive notices for other tax accounts during the year. Those accounts have their own due dates.
Pay online
You can pay your tax account online at any of the financial institutions listed on the back of your tax notice.
To pay in one or more instalments, enter the reference number shown on the notice, without the hyphens.
Every year, tax accounts are sent out at the end of January to all owners listed on the property assessment roll.
How to pay your tax account
Paying in one or two instalments
If your total account is $300 or more, you can pay it in one or two instalments without any interest charge or penalty.
If your tax account is under $300, you must pay it in full by the first instalment deadline.
Factor in two business days before the actual due date, to give us time to process your payment and credit your account.
Due dates for 2020
First instalment: Monday, March 2, 2020
Second instalment: Monday, June 1, 2020
Extended deadline
The deadline for the second instalment of the annual property taxes has been extended to September 1st.
Paying in more than two instalments
If you decide to pay your tax account in more than two instalments, you will be charged interest and penalties.
See the back of your tax notice for a calculation of the monthly instalments, including the extra fees, if you plan to pay in:
- 6 instalments, from March 1 through August 1
- 11 instalments, from March 1 through January 1
If you decide to pay in six or 11 instalments, you don’t have to let us know. You’ll receive notices until you have paid your account in full.
The fees for any instalment paid after the two official due dates are calculated on a daily basis at the following monthly rates: 0.75% (interest) and 0.41% (penalty).
Notices for other tax accounts received during the year
You may also receive notices for other tax accounts during the year. Those accounts have their own due dates.
Pay online
You can pay your tax account online at any of the financial institutions listed on the back of your tax notice.
To pay in one or more instalments, enter the reference number shown on the notice, without the hyphens.
Every year, tax accounts are sent out at the end of January to all owners listed on the property assessment roll.
How to pay your tax account
Paying in one or two instalments
If your total account is $300 or more, you can pay it in one or two instalments without any interest charge or penalty.
If your tax account is under $300, you must pay it in full by the first instalment deadline.
Factor in two business days before the actual due date, to give us time to process your payment and credit your account.
Due dates for 2020
First instalment: Monday, March 2, 2020
Second instalment: Monday, June 1, 2020
Extended deadline
The deadline for the second instalment of the annual property taxes has been extended to September 1st.
Paying in more than two instalments
If you decide to pay your tax account in more than two instalments, you will be charged interest and penalties.
See the back of your tax notice for a calculation of the monthly instalments, including the extra fees, if you plan to pay in:
- 6 instalments, from March 1 through August 1
- 11 instalments, from March 1 through January 1
If you decide to pay in six or 11 instalments, you don’t have to let us know. You’ll receive notices until you have paid your account in full.
The fees for any instalment paid after the two official due dates are calculated on a daily basis at the following monthly rates: 0.75% (interest) and 0.41% (penalty).
Notices for other tax accounts received during the year
You may also receive notices for other tax accounts during the year. Those accounts have their own due dates.
Pay online
You can pay your tax account online at any of the financial institutions listed on the back of your tax notice.
To pay in one or more instalments, enter the reference number shown on the notice, without the hyphens.
Every year, tax accounts are sent out at the end of January to all owners listed on the property assessment roll.
How to pay your tax account
Paying in one or two instalments
If your total account is $300 or more, you can pay it in one or two instalments without any interest charge or penalty.
If your tax account is under $300, you must pay it in full by the first instalment deadline.
Factor in two business days before the actual due date, to give us time to process your payment and credit your account.
Due dates for 2020
First instalment: Monday, March 2, 2020
Second instalment: Monday, June 1, 2020
Extended deadline
The deadline for the second instalment of the annual property taxes has been extended to September 1st.
Paying in more than two instalments
If you decide to pay your tax account in more than two instalments, you will be charged interest and penalties.
See the back of your tax notice for a calculation of the monthly instalments, including the extra fees, if you plan to pay in:
- 6 instalments, from March 1 through August 1
- 11 instalments, from March 1 through January 1
If you decide to pay in six or 11 instalments, you don’t have to let us know. You’ll receive notices until you have paid your account in full.
The fees for any instalment paid after the two official due dates are calculated on a daily basis at the following monthly rates: 0.75% (interest) and 0.41% (penalty).
Notices for other tax accounts received during the year
You may also receive notices for other tax accounts during the year. Those accounts have their own due dates.
Pay online
You can pay your tax account online at any of the financial institutions listed on the back of your tax notice.
To pay in one or more instalments, enter the reference number shown on the notice, without the hyphens.
Every year, tax accounts are sent out at the end of January to all owners listed on the property assessment roll.
How to pay your tax account
Paying in one or two instalments
If your total account is $300 or more, you can pay it in one or two instalments without any interest charge or penalty.
If your tax account is under $300, you must pay it in full by the first instalment deadline.
Factor in two business days before the actual due date, to give us time to process your payment and credit your account.
Due dates for 2020
First instalment: Monday, March 2, 2020
Second instalment: Monday, June 1, 2020
Extended deadline
The deadline for the second instalment of the annual property taxes has been extended to September 1st.
Paying in more than two instalments
If you decide to pay your tax account in more than two instalments, you will be charged interest and penalties.
See the back of your tax notice for a calculation of the monthly instalments, including the extra fees, if you plan to pay in:
- 6 instalments, from March 1 through August 1
- 11 instalments, from March 1 through January 1
If you decide to pay in six or 11 instalments, you don’t have to let us know. You’ll receive notices until you have paid your account in full.
The fees for any instalment paid after the two official due dates are calculated on a daily basis at the following monthly rates: 0.75% (interest) and 0.41% (penalty).
Notices for other tax accounts received during the year
You may also receive notices for other tax accounts during the year. Those accounts have their own due dates.
Pay online
You can pay your tax account online at any of the financial institutions listed on the back of your tax notice.
To pay in one or more instalments, enter the reference number shown on the notice, without the hyphens.
Every year, tax accounts are sent out at the end of January to all owners listed on the property assessment roll.
How to pay your tax account
Paying in one or two instalments
If your total account is $300 or more, you can pay it in one or two instalments without any interest charge or penalty.
If your tax account is under $300, you must pay it in full by the first instalment deadline.
Factor in two business days before the actual due date, to give us time to process your payment and credit your account.
Due dates for 2020
First instalment: Monday, March 2, 2020
Second instalment: Monday, June 1, 2020
Extended deadline
The deadline for the second instalment of the annual property taxes has been extended to September 1st.
Paying in more than two instalments
If you decide to pay your tax account in more than two instalments, you will be charged interest and penalties.
See the back of your tax notice for a calculation of the monthly instalments, including the extra fees, if you plan to pay in:
- 6 instalments, from March 1 through August 1
- 11 instalments, from March 1 through January 1
If you decide to pay in six or 11 instalments, you don’t have to let us know. You’ll receive notices until you have paid your account in full.
The fees for any instalment paid after the two official due dates are calculated on a daily basis at the following monthly rates: 0.75% (interest) and 0.41% (penalty).
Notices for other tax accounts received during the year
You may also receive notices for other tax accounts during the year. Those accounts have their own due dates.
Pay online
You can pay your tax account online at any of the financial institutions listed on the back of your tax notice.
To pay in one or more instalments, enter the reference number shown on the notice, without the hyphens.
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