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2017 Interim Tax Bills in the Mail

The City of Windsor 2017 interim property tax bills have been mailed. If you have not received your tax bills by February 9, 2017 or have questions in regards to the amount of the bill, please call 311 (alternate: 519-255-2489) or 1-877-746-4311 for toll-free long distance.

Please note that failure to receive a tax bill does not exempt property owners from paying their taxes. Penalties and interest (which can add up to 15% of the taxes on an annual basis) will be added for late payments.

Consistent with prior years, the interim bill is approved for 50% of the property taxes paid in 2016. Most property owners will see an adjustment on their tax bill for this purpose titled “2017 Interim Tax Cap Adjustment”. Any changes resulting from the MPAC assessment update or the Final 2017 Municipal/Education Tax Rates will be reflected in the final 2017 tax bill that will be mailed in June.

Property owners who are having trouble keeping up with their property tax payments are encouraged to seek lower cost financing alternatives, which are available through local financial institutions. Assistance through the City for property taxes is provided by way of the following programs:

  • Tax Repayment Program: available to all property owners
  • Tax Relief Program: available to single family residential property owners that meet the eligibility criteria (application deadline: February 28, 2017)

Due dates for regular tax payments are February 15, March 15, and April 19. The City also offers three convenient pre-authorized payment plans (PAP).

Due dates for each of the PAP plans are as follows:

  • Installment Date Plan: February 15, March 15, April 19
  • Mid Month Plan: February 15, March 15, April 18, May 15, June 15
  • End of Month Plan: February 28, March 31, April 28, May 31, June 30

Tax payments are accepted through a variety of methods:

  • At an approved bank, credit union or trust company
  • By mail (cheques only)
  • Telephone or online banking
  • With your mortgage payments at your financial institution
  • City Hall drop-off boxes (cheques only)
  • Customer Care Centres (cheques only)

To learn more about property taxes, visit online. For information regarding property assessment, visit here.

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