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The City of Windsor 2016 Final Property Tax Bills have been mailed.

Home owners that have not received property tax bills by Monday July 4, please call 311. Failure to receive a tax bill does not exempt property owners from paying their taxes.

Due dates for payment are as follows: July 13, September 14 and November 16

Pre-Authorized Payment Plans:  No hassle and easy to apply:  Two (2) convenient payment schedules to choose from

  • 10-month (February – November) or
  • 6-month due-date plan

 

To start your pre-authorized tax payment plan you must register 5 business days prior to the next withdrawal date.  Your taxes must be up to date prior to registering in the plan.

Due dates for the 2016 Final Billing PAP plans are as follows:

  • PAP Instalment Withdrawal Dates: July 13, September 14 and November 16
  • PAP Monthly Withdrawal Dates: July 15, August 15, September 15, October 17 and November 15

 

A penalty of 1.25% is added immediately after the due date on any missed payments, and interest of 1.25% is added on the first day of each month thereafter on any cumulative principal balance outstanding.

Having Trouble Paying Your Taxes?

Property owners who are having trouble keeping up with their property tax bills 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 (up to 60 months)
  • Tax Relief Program: available to residential property owners that meet the set thresholds (application deadline February 28, 2017)

For your convenience; the City of Windsor can accept tax payments through a variety of methods:

  • At an approved bank, credit union or trust company
  • By mail
  • By telephone or online banking
  • With your mortgage
  • At customer care centres and City Hall drop-off boxes

In the event of a Canada Post work stoppage, residents are encouraged not to mail in their tax payments but to make alternative arrangements to ensure the payment is made on time. Payments not received within the tax office by the due date will be subject to late payment charges.

To learn more about assessment and taxes, visit online.

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