Making Online Payments

Pay Through Your Bank or Financial Institution

Step 1. Locate Account Information

For property tax payments you will need your property tax roll number and for utility bill payments you will need your account number and client number.

Property Tax Bill

Assessment Roll Number appears on top left of bill — Property Tax Bill sample

Utility Bill

Step 2. Set up the City of Toronto as a Payee

To make a payment to your tax or utility account through online banking you must set up the City of Toronto as a payee. If you need assistance contact your bank or financial institution directly. For your convenience, the following banking websites and payee listing are provided below:

Financial Institution	Property Tax	Utility Bill
BMO (Bank of Montreal)	Toronto, City of, Property Taxes	Toronto, City of, Utility
CIBC (Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce)	Toronto (City of) Property Tax	Toronto (City of ) Utility Bill
National Bank	City of Toronto Tax	City of Toronto – Utility
RBC (Royal Bank of Canada)	City of Toronto Property Taxes	City of Toronto Utility Bill
Scotiabank	Toronto (City) Property Taxes	Toronto (City) Utility Bill
TD Canada Trust	Toronto (City of) Property Taxes	Toronto (City of) Utility Bill

Subject to change without notice.

Vacant Home Tax

You can pay the Vacant Home Tax at banks or financial institutions through online banking, telephone banking, at an automated teller machine (ATM) or in-person.

To register and pay through online banking:

You will need your 21-digit assessment roll number from your Vacant Home Tax Notice.
To register and pay through online banking:
- Sign in to your financial institution’s secure website and select the payee “Vacant Home Tax Toronto (City).
  If your bank does not have this payee listed or you are having difficultly, please contact your financial institution for information.

Step 3. Make Payments in Advance

Please make payment a few days in advance of the due date to ensure payment reaches the City prior to or on the due date.