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City of Toronto finances include corporate financial management, reporting and policy development.
These pages offer a comprehensive financial profile of City programs and services.
Learn how the City budget works and how your tax dollars are invested and managed for a prosperous and financially sustainable Toronto.
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2008 Consolidated Financial Statements
Consolidated Financial Statements, part of the City of Toronto's Annual Report are available online now. They provide an overall accounting of the CIty's revenue, spending, assets and liabilities. The full 2008 Financal Report will be abailable soon.
View the Consolidated Financial Statements report.
View the 2008 Consolidated Financial Statements presentation.
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City to refund unclaimed security deposits
The City of Toronto has several inactive security deposit accounts and would like to reimburse those who quality for a refund. Individuals who quality for a refund must complete the Deposit Refund Claim Form and submit it along with all required information to the City by Thursday April 30, 2009. More Information.
City of Toronto's new taxation measures
On October 22, 2007, City Council implemented a new Municipal Land Transfer Tax (MLTT) and a Personal Vehicle Tax (PVT).
More information
Development on new tax policies for small businesses
City Council approved new tax polices for small businesses that are intended to enhance the City's business climate. View more information.
2008 Budget Summary
The 2008 Budget Summary highlights the City's improvement initiatives, service delivery levels, and cost/performance measures for each City of Toronto program.
Long-term fiscal planning
The City's long-term fiscal plan was approved in 2005. Read the plan and its background, along with updated statements on capital financing, debt and credit ratings, and investment management.
Municipal Performance Measurement Program (MPMP)
Toronto and other municipalities continually strive to improve service delivery. See how Toronto performed in the latest MPMP report.
Development charges for the City of Toronto
Development charges assist in financing capital infrastructure required to accommodate growth; they are administered in accordance with requirements of the Development Charges Act, 1997. Read information on how development charges affect City developers.
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