City of Toronto 2013 final property tax bills are being mailed to property owners. Due to the large volume of bills being mailed, mailing will take place from May 21 to June 14 inclusive.

If you have not received your tax bill by the end of the first week of June for those enrolled in the 2- instalment; 6-instalment pre-authorized program or the regular tax bill program, please call a Customer Service Representative at 416-338-4829 for the instalment due dates, amounts and a duplicate bill. Bills for the 11-instalment pre-authorized program will be mailed by June 14.

The 2013 final property tax bill is the second of two bills issued for 2013. The 2013 interim tax bills were mailed in January.

Payments must reach our offices before the due dates to avoid penalty or interest charges. There are a number of options available to pay your taxes. Visit our how to pay page for more information.

Please note that the Revenue Services Call Centre is available from 8:00 am to 6:00 pm from Monday to Friday from May 21 to July 2, 2013 to answer your tax bill questions.

Statement of Tax Account
If there was an outstanding balance on your property tax account after May 3, 2013 you should have also received a Statement of Tax Account in addition to your 2013 Final Tax Bill. Please note that if taxes and charges are overdue, payments are applied to the oldest outstanding balance first. See our collection process for more information.

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The City of Toronto has teamed up with epost™—the digital mailbox from Canada Post that makes it easy for you to receive, manage and store your bills and other important documents online. Sign up today at epost.ca to have your Property Tax Bill and Utility Bill delivered to your own safe, secure epost digital mailbox. More information

Refund/Transfer Credit Balance Status fee
The City of Toronto charges a fee to request status of a refund or credit balance on behalf of an owner.

2012 Property Assessment Notices
The Municpal Property Assessesment Corporation mailed out the 2012 Property Notices to all home owners at the end of 2012. These notices identify the current value assessment (CVA, or an estimate of the market value of the property) based on a valuation date of January 1, 2012.
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Property Tax Refunds Fee
As of June 1, 2011, a fee of $35 is charged to process applications for tax refunds when an overpayment/credit balance has remained on the property tax account for more than 2 years and ;the overpayment/credit balance is not the result of a City of Toronto initiated action.

Voluntary Contribution Option
You now have the option to make a voluntary contribution (donation) to the City of Toronto to support various City services. More information

Property Tax Refunds Fee
As of June 1, 2011, a user fee of $35 is charged to process applications for tax refunds when an overpayment/credit balance has remained on the property tax account for more than 2 years and the overpayment/credit balance is not the result of a City of Toronto initiated action.

Property Tax Refunds/Credit Balances
If your property tax account has a credit balance of $500 or less at the time of the final tax billing the credit may be applied to your tax bill and will reduce your first instalment. For credit balances greater than $500 please refer to the policy Refund or Transfer of Tax Credit Balances.

Tax Rate Reduction For Commercial Properties
Toronto City Council continues to accelerate tax ratio reductions for properties that are in the “Residual Commercial” tax class. Read more about this initiative for tax rate reductions.