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Plan to make Toronto a top financial centre
A recent report by The Boston Consulting Group for The Toronto Financial Services Working Group outlines a strategy for generating an additional 25,000-40,000 jobs and $4 - $5 billion in annual GDP over five years.
Save Money and Green Your Business
Attend this one-day workshop to create your very own Environmental Management System that conforms to ISO 14001 for Small/Medium sized Enterprises (SMEs). The next workshop will be held Tuesday, November 24. Click here for more information.
Strong Business, Strong City
Toronto offers many programs and services to support businesses. We provide advice and counselling to small business owners or those interested in starting a small business. Our staff has various tools available to assist businesses with development, expansion and relocation projects. We also support main street businesses in the Business Improvement Area office. For detailed information, see Toronto Helps.
Green Sector International Marketing Plan
The Green Sector International Marketing Plan aims to raise the profile of Toronto Region's emerging green sector on the world stage. Find out how this strategic plan is helping to build the future.
toronto.ca re:Brand
We're in the process of rebranding the City of Toronto's website. Our refreshed home page is only a starting point. Tell us what you think of toronto.ca and how we can make the website better for you.
Incentives for business
Learn about the incentives that make Toronto a more competitive and attractive location for new development.
Development Application Status
The Development Application Status website allows you to access detailed and current information on active City Planning development projects and planning applications.
Reduced Business Education Tax rate for new construction
The Provincial Business Education Tax (BET) rate for new commercial and industrial buildings and major renovations has been reduced to 1.6% of CVA. This represents a decrease of roughly 10% in total property taxes payable for a new non-residential building in the City of Toronto.
This is the first step in a Provincial plan to reduce BET on all commercial and industrial property to a maximum of 1.6% (based on June 2005 market values) by 2014.
311 Toronto
Phone within Toronto city limits: 311
Phone outside city limits: 416-392-CITY (2489)
TTY customers: 416-338-0TTY (0889)
Fax: 416-338-0685
E-mail: 311@toronto.ca
E-mails are usually responded to within 48 hours.
Always call 911 for emergencies.
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