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Advance Property Tax and Utility Payments

Property and business owners are reminded they are still required to make their advance property tax payments by February 3, 2026 and their metered utility account payments by December 22, 2025.

Get your property tax notice and utility bill

  • Online: Register or log in to review and download your property tax and utility notices
  • In person: Visit the Revenue Services counter in person, located at City Hall to obtain notice details, including amount(s) owing. Bring photo ID and proof of ownership

Use other payment options

Consider signing up for a Tax Instalment Prepayment Plan (TIPP) and Utility pre-authorized withdrawals (UPAWs) to avoid mail delays and spread costs over monthly payments.

Questions? Phone 3-1-1. 

Pay online through your bank, it's the quickest and easiest way. You can also pay at an ATM or dropping off a cheque.

Paying online through your bank is the quickest and easiest way. You can also pay at an ATM, by mailing or dropping off a cheque, or in person at Revenue Services.

Property tax and Empty Homes Tax

Property tax due dates

Advance taxes: February 3, 2026

Main taxes: July 3, 2026

Home owner grant: July 3, 2026 (Grant may be claimed once the main tax notice is received.)

Empty Homes Tax due dates

Previous years' unpaid tax added to property tax bill: December 31, 2025

Declaration deadline for 2025: February 3, 2026

Empty Homes Tax payment for 2025: April 16, 2026

Late declaration deadline following submission of acceptable evidence: July 3, 2030

Access your property tax account

The fastest and easiest way to access your account and declared property status.

Log in to your account

Set up an online account. You will need your access code. It can be found on your tax notice.

Remember to claim your home owner grant online

You must claim your home owner grant each year, even if you are paying through your mortgage or deferring your payment.