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THE CORPORATION OF THE MUNICIPALITY OF GREENSTONE
BY-LAW 23-62
Being a By-law of the Municipality of Greenstone to adopt a Tax Billing and
Collection Policy
WHEREAS Section 9 of the Municipal Act, 2001, S.O. 2001, c. 25, as
amended, grants a municipality the capacity, rights, powers, and privileges of a
natural person for the purpose of exercising its authority under the Act or any
other Act;
AND WHEREAS Subsection 5(3) of the Municipal Act, 2001 as amended,
provides that a municipal power shall be exercised by by-law unless the
municipality is specifically authorized to do otherwise;
AND WHEREAS the Municipal Act, 2001 is the governing legislation that sets
out tax billing and collection processes and procedures;
AND WHEREAS Council deems it advisable to enact a By-law to establish a Tax
Billing and Collection Policy to provide procedures to staff for guidance and basis
for decision making in the fair and equitable billing and collection of realty tax,
tax penalty and interest, and amounts added to the tax roll, especially for
situations where legislation provides a choice allowing for Treasurer's discretion
on issues in which legislation is silent;
NOW THEREFORE The Council of The Corporation of the Municipality of
Greenstone ENACTS AS FOLLOWS:
1. THAT the Council of The Corporation of the Municipality of Greenstone
adopts Tax Billing and Collection Policy as per Schedule "A" attached hereto
and forming part of this By-law.
2. THAT this By-law shall come into force and take effect immediately upon the
passing thereof.
PASSED AND ENACTED this 25th day of September 2023
____________________________
____________________________
Kristina Miousse, Clerk
James McPherson, Mayor
Original signed by K. Miousse
Original signed by J. McPherson
Municipality of Greenstone Policy Manual
Subject: Tax Billing and Collection Policy
Subject: Tax Billing and Collection Policy
Number: 23-62
Number: 23-62
Number: 23-62
Number: 23-62
Section: Corporate Services / Finance
Section: Corporate Services / Finance
Section: Corporate Services / Finance
Original Effective Date: September 25,
2023
Original Effective Date: September 25,
2023
Original Effective Date: September 25,
2023
Last Revised/Approved Date:
September 25, 2023
Last Revised/Approved Date:
September 25, 2023
Approval Authority:
Purpose:
The purpose of this policy is to provide procedures to staff for guidance and basis for
decision making in the fair and equitable billing and collection of realty tax, tax penalty
and interest, and amounts added to the tax roll. The guidelines in this policy serve to
supplement the provincial legislation that covers this area especially for situations where
legislation provides a choice allowing for the Treasurer's discretion and issues on which
legislation is silent.
The purpose of this policy is to provide procedures to staff for guidance and basis for
decision making in the fair and equitable billing and collection of realty tax, tax penalty
and interest, and amounts added to the tax roll. The guidelines in this policy serve to
supplement the provincial legislation that covers this area especially for situations where
legislation provides a choice allowing for the Treasurer's discretion and issues on which
legislation is silent.
The purpose of this policy is to provide procedures to staff for guidance and basis for
decision making in the fair and equitable billing and collection of realty tax, tax penalty
and interest, and amounts added to the tax roll. The guidelines in this policy serve to
supplement the provincial legislation that covers this area especially for situations where
legislation provides a choice allowing for the Treasurer's discretion and issues on which
legislation is silent.
The purpose of this policy is to provide procedures to staff for guidance and basis for
decision making in the fair and equitable billing and collection of realty tax, tax penalty
and interest, and amounts added to the tax roll. The guidelines in this policy serve to
supplement the provincial legislation that covers this area especially for situations where
legislation provides a choice allowing for the Treasurer's discretion and issues on which
legislation is silent.
The purpose of this policy is to provide procedures to staff for guidance and basis for
decision making in the fair and equitable billing and collection of realty tax, tax penalty
and interest, and amounts added to the tax roll. The guidelines in this policy serve to
supplement the provincial legislation that covers this area especially for situations where
legislation provides a choice allowing for the Treasurer's discretion and issues on which
legislation is silent.
The purpose of this policy is to provide procedures to staff for guidance and basis for
decision making in the fair and equitable billing and collection of realty tax, tax penalty
and interest, and amounts added to the tax roll. The guidelines in this policy serve to
supplement the provincial legislation that covers this area especially for situations where
legislation provides a choice allowing for the Treasurer's discretion and issues on which
legislation is silent.
The purpose of this policy is to provide procedures to staff for guidance and basis for
decision making in the fair and equitable billing and collection of realty tax, tax penalty
and interest, and amounts added to the tax roll. The guidelines in this policy serve to
supplement the provincial legislation that covers this area especially for situations where
legislation provides a choice allowing for the Treasurer's discretion and issues on which
legislation is silent.
Application:
Application:
This policy applies universally to Municipality of Greenstone Council, Staff and
Taxpayers, or their agents, with respect to tax billing and collection. It is designed to be
implemented in accordance with the governing legislation.
This policy applies universally to Municipality of Greenstone Council, Staff and
Taxpayers, or their agents, with respect to tax billing and collection. It is designed to be
implemented in accordance with the governing legislation.
This policy applies universally to Municipality of Greenstone Council, Staff and
Taxpayers, or their agents, with respect to tax billing and collection. It is designed to be
implemented in accordance with the governing legislation.
Policy Statement/s:
Policy Statement/s:
The Municipality of Greenstone is committed to the establishment of a set of billing and
collection practices for tax accounts that are fair and equitable and to ensure consistent
processes are followed.
The Municipality of Greenstone is committed to the establishment of a set of billing and
collection practices for tax accounts that are fair and equitable and to ensure consistent
processes are followed.
The Municipality of Greenstone is committed to the establishment of a set of billing and
collection practices for tax accounts that are fair and equitable and to ensure consistent
processes are followed.
Definitions:
"Assessment" means the assessment for real property made under the Assessment Act
according to the last returned assessment roll.
"Assessment" means the assessment for real property made under the Assessment Act
according to the last returned assessment roll.
"Assessment" means the assessment for real property made under the Assessment Act
according to the last returned assessment roll.
"Cancellation Price" means an amount equal to all the tax arrears owing at any time in
respect of land together with all current real property taxes owing, interest and penalties
"Cancellation Price" means an amount equal to all the tax arrears owing at any time in
respect of land together with all current real property taxes owing, interest and penalties
"Cancellation Price" means an amount equal to all the tax arrears owing at any time in
respect of land together with all current real property taxes owing, interest and penalties
By-law 23-62
Schedule A
thereon and all reasonable costs incurred by the Municipality after the treasurer
becomes entitled to register a tax arrears certificate.
thereon and all reasonable costs incurred by the Municipality after the treasurer
becomes entitled to register a tax arrears certificate.
"Change events" mean assessment changes resulting from: Minutes of settlement
resulting from Requests for Reconsideration and Assessment Review Board Appeal
Decisions; Section 357/358/359 Application Decisions; Charity Rebates; Assessor's
Reports; Post Roll Amended Notices (PRANs); Advisory Notices of Adjustment (ANAs);
Severance/Consolidation Apportionments; and, other assessment change documents
issued by the Municipal Property Assessment Corporation (MPAC).
"Change events" mean assessment changes resulting from: Minutes of settlement
resulting from Requests for Reconsideration and Assessment Review Board Appeal
Decisions; Section 357/358/359 Application Decisions; Charity Rebates; Assessor's
Reports; Post Roll Amended Notices (PRANs); Advisory Notices of Adjustment (ANAs);
Severance/Consolidation Apportionments; and, other assessment change documents
issued by the Municipal Property Assessment Corporation (MPAC).
"Change events" mean assessment changes resulting from: Minutes of settlement
resulting from Requests for Reconsideration and Assessment Review Board Appeal
Decisions; Section 357/358/359 Application Decisions; Charity Rebates; Assessor's
Reports; Post Roll Amended Notices (PRANs); Advisory Notices of Adjustment (ANAs);
Severance/Consolidation Apportionments; and, other assessment change documents
issued by the Municipal Property Assessment Corporation (MPAC).
"Change events" mean assessment changes resulting from: Minutes of settlement
resulting from Requests for Reconsideration and Assessment Review Board Appeal
Decisions; Section 357/358/359 Application Decisions; Charity Rebates; Assessor's
Reports; Post Roll Amended Notices (PRANs); Advisory Notices of Adjustment (ANAs);
Severance/Consolidation Apportionments; and, other assessment change documents
issued by the Municipal Property Assessment Corporation (MPAC).
"Change events" mean assessment changes resulting from: Minutes of settlement
resulting from Requests for Reconsideration and Assessment Review Board Appeal
Decisions; Section 357/358/359 Application Decisions; Charity Rebates; Assessor's
Reports; Post Roll Amended Notices (PRANs); Advisory Notices of Adjustment (ANAs);
Severance/Consolidation Apportionments; and, other assessment change documents
issued by the Municipal Property Assessment Corporation (MPAC).
"Change events" mean assessment changes resulting from: Minutes of settlement
resulting from Requests for Reconsideration and Assessment Review Board Appeal
Decisions; Section 357/358/359 Application Decisions; Charity Rebates; Assessor's
Reports; Post Roll Amended Notices (PRANs); Advisory Notices of Adjustment (ANAs);
Severance/Consolidation Apportionments; and, other assessment change documents
issued by the Municipal Property Assessment Corporation (MPAC).
"Change events" mean assessment changes resulting from: Minutes of settlement
resulting from Requests for Reconsideration and Assessment Review Board Appeal
Decisions; Section 357/358/359 Application Decisions; Charity Rebates; Assessor's
Reports; Post Roll Amended Notices (PRANs); Advisory Notices of Adjustment (ANAs);
Severance/Consolidation Apportionments; and, other assessment change documents
issued by the Municipal Property Assessment Corporation (MPAC).
"Change events" mean assessment changes resulting from: Minutes of settlement
resulting from Requests for Reconsideration and Assessment Review Board Appeal
Decisions; Section 357/358/359 Application Decisions; Charity Rebates; Assessor's
Reports; Post Roll Amended Notices (PRANs); Advisory Notices of Adjustment (ANAs);
Severance/Consolidation Apportionments; and, other assessment change documents
issued by the Municipal Property Assessment Corporation (MPAC).
"Extension Agreement" is a contract between the Municipality and the registered owner
of the property to obtain information for collection purposes and/or collect tax arrears
including, but not limited to, title search fees, corporate search fees, registered or
certificated mail, administrative charges, legal costs and tax sale costs.
"Extension Agreement" is a contract between the Municipality and the registered owner
of the property to obtain information for collection purposes and/or collect tax arrears
including, but not limited to, title search fees, corporate search fees, registered or
certificated mail, administrative charges, legal costs and tax sale costs.
"Extension Agreement" is a contract between the Municipality and the registered owner
of the property to obtain information for collection purposes and/or collect tax arrears
including, but not limited to, title search fees, corporate search fees, registered or
certificated mail, administrative charges, legal costs and tax sale costs.
"Extension Agreement" is a contract between the Municipality and the registered owner
of the property to obtain information for collection purposes and/or collect tax arrears
including, but not limited to, title search fees, corporate search fees, registered or
certificated mail, administrative charges, legal costs and tax sale costs.
"Extension Agreement" is a contract between the Municipality and the registered owner
of the property to obtain information for collection purposes and/or collect tax arrears
including, but not limited to, title search fees, corporate search fees, registered or
certificated mail, administrative charges, legal costs and tax sale costs.
"Municipality" means the Municipality of Greenstone.
"Municipality" means the Municipality of Greenstone.
"Municipal Tax Sale" is the sale of land for tax arrears according to proceedings
prescribed by the Act and Ontario Regulation 181/03.
"Municipal Tax Sale" is the sale of land for tax arrears according to proceedings
prescribed by the Act and Ontario Regulation 181/03.
"Tax or Realty Tax" means taxes which are levied upon the whole of the assessment for
real property; and, "Supplementary Tax" means tax calculated as a result of
supplementary and/or omitted assessment rolls received during a year from the
Municipal Property Assessment Corporation (MPAC)
"Tax or Realty Tax" means taxes which are levied upon the whole of the assessment for
real property; and, "Supplementary Tax" means tax calculated as a result of
supplementary and/or omitted assessment rolls received during a year from the
Municipal Property Assessment Corporation (MPAC)
"Tax or Realty Tax" means taxes which are levied upon the whole of the assessment for
real property; and, "Supplementary Tax" means tax calculated as a result of
supplementary and/or omitted assessment rolls received during a year from the
Municipal Property Assessment Corporation (MPAC)
"Tax or Realty Tax" means taxes which are levied upon the whole of the assessment for
real property; and, "Supplementary Tax" means tax calculated as a result of
supplementary and/or omitted assessment rolls received during a year from the
Municipal Property Assessment Corporation (MPAC)
"Tax or Realty Tax" means taxes which are levied upon the whole of the assessment for
real property; and, "Supplementary Tax" means tax calculated as a result of
supplementary and/or omitted assessment rolls received during a year from the
Municipal Property Assessment Corporation (MPAC)
"Tax Arrears" means any portion of property taxes which remain unpaid after the date
on which they are due.
"Tax Arrears" means any portion of property taxes which remain unpaid after the date
on which they are due.
"Tax Arrears" means any portion of property taxes which remain unpaid after the date
on which they are due.
"Tax Arrears" means any portion of property taxes which remain unpaid after the date
on which they are due.
"Tax Collector" means the staff member currently responsible for the billing and
collection of property taxes, including but not limited to the Accounting Clerk - Taxation
as well as the Manager of Revenue.
"Tax Collector" means the staff member currently responsible for the billing and
collection of property taxes, including but not limited to the Accounting Clerk - Taxation
as well as the Manager of Revenue.
"Tax Collector" means the staff member currently responsible for the billing and
collection of property taxes, including but not limited to the Accounting Clerk - Taxation
as well as the Manager of Revenue.
"Tax Collector" means the staff member currently responsible for the billing and
collection of property taxes, including but not limited to the Accounting Clerk - Taxation
as well as the Manager of Revenue.
"Tax Collector" means the staff member currently responsible for the billing and
collection of property taxes, including but not limited to the Accounting Clerk - Taxation
as well as the Manager of Revenue.
"Tax Collector" means the staff member currently responsible for the billing and
collection of property taxes, including but not limited to the Accounting Clerk - Taxation
as well as the Manager of Revenue.
"Taxpayer" means a person whose name is shown on the tax roll as a property owner.
Policy:
"Taxpayer" means a person whose name is shown on the tax roll as a property owner.
Policy:
"Taxpayer" means a person whose name is shown on the tax roll as a property owner.
Policy:
"Taxpayer" means a person whose name is shown on the tax roll as a property owner.
Policy:
Tax Billing
Tax Notices and Tax Installments
Upon receipt of the Collector's roll, the Tax Collector is charged with the responsibility of
collecting the taxes. The Collector shall prepare two tax notices annually, an interim
notice and a final notice for taxpayers in the Municipality. Each notice shall meet all
requirements of Section 343 of the Municipal Act and state two installment due dates to
facilitate a quarterly payment system. The Municipality requires a minimum of twenty-
one days between the issuance and the due date. Failure to receive a tax bill will still
result in penalty and interest charges being applied if the bill is not paid by the due date.
Tax Notices and Tax Installments
Upon receipt of the Collector's roll, the Tax Collector is charged with the responsibility of
collecting the taxes. The Collector shall prepare two tax notices annually, an interim
notice and a final notice for taxpayers in the Municipality. Each notice shall meet all
requirements of Section 343 of the Municipal Act and state two installment due dates to
facilitate a quarterly payment system. The Municipality requires a minimum of twenty-
one days between the issuance and the due date. Failure to receive a tax bill will still
result in penalty and interest charges being applied if the bill is not paid by the due date.
Tax Notices and Tax Installments
Upon receipt of the Collector's roll, the Tax Collector is charged with the responsibility of
collecting the taxes. The Collector shall prepare two tax notices annually, an interim
notice and a final notice for taxpayers in the Municipality. Each notice shall meet all
requirements of Section 343 of the Municipal Act and state two installment due dates to
facilitate a quarterly payment system. The Municipality requires a minimum of twenty-
one days between the issuance and the due date. Failure to receive a tax bill will still
result in penalty and interest charges being applied if the bill is not paid by the due date.
Tax Notices and Tax Installments
Upon receipt of the Collector's roll, the Tax Collector is charged with the responsibility of
collecting the taxes. The Collector shall prepare two tax notices annually, an interim
notice and a final notice for taxpayers in the Municipality. Each notice shall meet all
requirements of Section 343 of the Municipal Act and state two installment due dates to
facilitate a quarterly payment system. The Municipality requires a minimum of twenty-
one days between the issuance and the due date. Failure to receive a tax bill will still
result in penalty and interest charges being applied if the bill is not paid by the due date.
Tax Notices and Tax Installments
Upon receipt of the Collector's roll, the Tax Collector is charged with the responsibility of
collecting the taxes. The Collector shall prepare two tax notices annually, an interim
notice and a final notice for taxpayers in the Municipality. Each notice shall meet all
requirements of Section 343 of the Municipal Act and state two installment due dates to
facilitate a quarterly payment system. The Municipality requires a minimum of twenty-
one days between the issuance and the due date. Failure to receive a tax bill will still
result in penalty and interest charges being applied if the bill is not paid by the due date.
Tax Notices and Tax Installments
Upon receipt of the Collector's roll, the Tax Collector is charged with the responsibility of
collecting the taxes. The Collector shall prepare two tax notices annually, an interim
notice and a final notice for taxpayers in the Municipality. Each notice shall meet all
requirements of Section 343 of the Municipal Act and state two installment due dates to
facilitate a quarterly payment system. The Municipality requires a minimum of twenty-
one days between the issuance and the due date. Failure to receive a tax bill will still
result in penalty and interest charges being applied if the bill is not paid by the due date.
Tax Notices and Tax Installments
Upon receipt of the Collector's roll, the Tax Collector is charged with the responsibility of
collecting the taxes. The Collector shall prepare two tax notices annually, an interim
notice and a final notice for taxpayers in the Municipality. Each notice shall meet all
requirements of Section 343 of the Municipal Act and state two installment due dates to
facilitate a quarterly payment system. The Municipality requires a minimum of twenty-
one days between the issuance and the due date. Failure to receive a tax bill will still
result in penalty and interest charges being applied if the bill is not paid by the due date.
Tax Notices and Tax Installments
Upon receipt of the Collector's roll, the Tax Collector is charged with the responsibility of
collecting the taxes. The Collector shall prepare two tax notices annually, an interim
notice and a final notice for taxpayers in the Municipality. Each notice shall meet all
requirements of Section 343 of the Municipal Act and state two installment due dates to
facilitate a quarterly payment system. The Municipality requires a minimum of twenty-
one days between the issuance and the due date. Failure to receive a tax bill will still
result in penalty and interest charges being applied if the bill is not paid by the due date.
Tax Notices and Tax Installments
Upon receipt of the Collector's roll, the Tax Collector is charged with the responsibility of
collecting the taxes. The Collector shall prepare two tax notices annually, an interim
notice and a final notice for taxpayers in the Municipality. Each notice shall meet all
requirements of Section 343 of the Municipal Act and state two installment due dates to
facilitate a quarterly payment system. The Municipality requires a minimum of twenty-
one days between the issuance and the due date. Failure to receive a tax bill will still
result in penalty and interest charges being applied if the bill is not paid by the due date.
Tax Notices and Tax Installments
Upon receipt of the Collector's roll, the Tax Collector is charged with the responsibility of
collecting the taxes. The Collector shall prepare two tax notices annually, an interim
notice and a final notice for taxpayers in the Municipality. Each notice shall meet all
requirements of Section 343 of the Municipal Act and state two installment due dates to
facilitate a quarterly payment system. The Municipality requires a minimum of twenty-
one days between the issuance and the due date. Failure to receive a tax bill will still
result in penalty and interest charges being applied if the bill is not paid by the due date.
Tax Notices and Tax Installments
Upon receipt of the Collector's roll, the Tax Collector is charged with the responsibility of
collecting the taxes. The Collector shall prepare two tax notices annually, an interim
notice and a final notice for taxpayers in the Municipality. Each notice shall meet all
requirements of Section 343 of the Municipal Act and state two installment due dates to
facilitate a quarterly payment system. The Municipality requires a minimum of twenty-
one days between the issuance and the due date. Failure to receive a tax bill will still
result in penalty and interest charges being applied if the bill is not paid by the due date.
Tax Notices and Tax Installments
Upon receipt of the Collector's roll, the Tax Collector is charged with the responsibility of
collecting the taxes. The Collector shall prepare two tax notices annually, an interim
notice and a final notice for taxpayers in the Municipality. Each notice shall meet all
requirements of Section 343 of the Municipal Act and state two installment due dates to
facilitate a quarterly payment system. The Municipality requires a minimum of twenty-
one days between the issuance and the due date. Failure to receive a tax bill will still
result in penalty and interest charges being applied if the bill is not paid by the due date.
Tax Notices and Tax Installments
Upon receipt of the Collector's roll, the Tax Collector is charged with the responsibility of
collecting the taxes. The Collector shall prepare two tax notices annually, an interim
notice and a final notice for taxpayers in the Municipality. Each notice shall meet all
requirements of Section 343 of the Municipal Act and state two installment due dates to
facilitate a quarterly payment system. The Municipality requires a minimum of twenty-
one days between the issuance and the due date. Failure to receive a tax bill will still
result in penalty and interest charges being applied if the bill is not paid by the due date.
A levying by-law passed by Council is required in advance of either an interim or final
tax billing. Interim and final tax bills will be due and payable in two installments each
year and the specific due dates will be identified in both the interim and final by-laws
passed by the Municipality.
A levying by-law passed by Council is required in advance of either an interim or final
tax billing. Interim and final tax bills will be due and payable in two installments each
year and the specific due dates will be identified in both the interim and final by-laws
passed by the Municipality.
A levying by-law passed by Council is required in advance of either an interim or final
tax billing. Interim and final tax bills will be due and payable in two installments each
year and the specific due dates will be identified in both the interim and final by-laws
passed by the Municipality.
A levying by-law passed by Council is required in advance of either an interim or final
tax billing. Interim and final tax bills will be due and payable in two installments each
year and the specific due dates will be identified in both the interim and final by-laws
passed by the Municipality.
A levying by-law passed by Council is required in advance of either an interim or final
tax billing. Interim and final tax bills will be due and payable in two installments each
year and the specific due dates will be identified in both the interim and final by-laws
passed by the Municipality.
A levying by-law passed by Council is required in advance of either an interim or final
tax billing. Interim and final tax bills will be due and payable in two installments each
year and the specific due dates will be identified in both the interim and final by-laws
passed by the Municipality.
A levying by-law passed by Council is required in advance of either an interim or final
tax billing. Interim and final tax bills will be due and payable in two installments each
year and the specific due dates will be identified in both the interim and final by-laws
passed by the Municipality.
A levying by-law passed by Council is required in advance of either an interim or final
tax billing. Interim and final tax bills will be due and payable in two installments each
year and the specific due dates will be identified in both the interim and final by-laws
passed by the Municipality.
A levying by-law passed by Council is required in advance of either an interim or final
tax billing. Interim and final tax bills will be due and payable in two installments each
year and the specific due dates will be identified in both the interim and final by-laws
passed by the Municipality.
Alteration of Due Date
The Tax Collector may on occasion find it necessary to alter an installment due date on
a tax notice when property has changed ownership and records have not been updated
in time for correct mailing. It is the new property owners' responsibility to ensure correct
information is provided to the Municipality on a timely basis. The notice may go to the
former owner and often be returned to the Municipality with much delay. The installment
due date may then be adjusted at the discretion of the Tax Collector to allow the
legislated length of time for payment by the new property owner.
Alteration of Due Date
The Tax Collector may on occasion find it necessary to alter an installment due date on
a tax notice when property has changed ownership and records have not been updated
in time for correct mailing. It is the new property owners' responsibility to ensure correct
information is provided to the Municipality on a timely basis. The notice may go to the
former owner and often be returned to the Municipality with much delay. The installment
due date may then be adjusted at the discretion of the Tax Collector to allow the
legislated length of time for payment by the new property owner.
Alteration of Due Date
The Tax Collector may on occasion find it necessary to alter an installment due date on
a tax notice when property has changed ownership and records have not been updated
in time for correct mailing. It is the new property owners' responsibility to ensure correct
information is provided to the Municipality on a timely basis. The notice may go to the
former owner and often be returned to the Municipality with much delay. The installment
due date may then be adjusted at the discretion of the Tax Collector to allow the
legislated length of time for payment by the new property owner.
Alteration of Due Date
The Tax Collector may on occasion find it necessary to alter an installment due date on
a tax notice when property has changed ownership and records have not been updated
in time for correct mailing. It is the new property owners' responsibility to ensure correct
information is provided to the Municipality on a timely basis. The notice may go to the
former owner and often be returned to the Municipality with much delay. The installment
due date may then be adjusted at the discretion of the Tax Collector to allow the
legislated length of time for payment by the new property owner.
Alteration of Due Date
The Tax Collector may on occasion find it necessary to alter an installment due date on
a tax notice when property has changed ownership and records have not been updated
in time for correct mailing. It is the new property owners' responsibility to ensure correct
information is provided to the Municipality on a timely basis. The notice may go to the
former owner and often be returned to the Municipality with much delay. The installment
due date may then be adjusted at the discretion of the Tax Collector to allow the
legislated length of time for payment by the new property owner.
Alteration of Due Date
The Tax Collector may on occasion find it necessary to alter an installment due date on
a tax notice when property has changed ownership and records have not been updated
in time for correct mailing. It is the new property owners' responsibility to ensure correct
information is provided to the Municipality on a timely basis. The notice may go to the
former owner and often be returned to the Municipality with much delay. The installment
due date may then be adjusted at the discretion of the Tax Collector to allow the
legislated length of time for payment by the new property owner.
Alteration of Due Date
The Tax Collector may on occasion find it necessary to alter an installment due date on
a tax notice when property has changed ownership and records have not been updated
in time for correct mailing. It is the new property owners' responsibility to ensure correct
information is provided to the Municipality on a timely basis. The notice may go to the
former owner and often be returned to the Municipality with much delay. The installment
due date may then be adjusted at the discretion of the Tax Collector to allow the
legislated length of time for payment by the new property owner.
Alteration of Due Date
The Tax Collector may on occasion find it necessary to alter an installment due date on
a tax notice when property has changed ownership and records have not been updated
in time for correct mailing. It is the new property owners' responsibility to ensure correct
information is provided to the Municipality on a timely basis. The notice may go to the
former owner and often be returned to the Municipality with much delay. The installment
due date may then be adjusted at the discretion of the Tax Collector to allow the
legislated length of time for payment by the new property owner.
Alteration of Due Date
The Tax Collector may on occasion find it necessary to alter an installment due date on
a tax notice when property has changed ownership and records have not been updated
in time for correct mailing. It is the new property owners' responsibility to ensure correct
information is provided to the Municipality on a timely basis. The notice may go to the
former owner and often be returned to the Municipality with much delay. The installment
due date may then be adjusted at the discretion of the Tax Collector to allow the
legislated length of time for payment by the new property owner.
Alteration of Due Date
The Tax Collector may on occasion find it necessary to alter an installment due date on
a tax notice when property has changed ownership and records have not been updated
in time for correct mailing. It is the new property owners' responsibility to ensure correct
information is provided to the Municipality on a timely basis. The notice may go to the
former owner and often be returned to the Municipality with much delay. The installment
due date may then be adjusted at the discretion of the Tax Collector to allow the
legislated length of time for payment by the new property owner.
Interim Tax Levy
The interim tax levy shall be levied upon all taxable assessments according to the last
revised assessment roll and shall be produced based on 50% of the annualized taxes of
the property for the previous calendar year.
Interim Tax Levy
The interim tax levy shall be levied upon all taxable assessments according to the last
revised assessment roll and shall be produced based on 50% of the annualized taxes of
the property for the previous calendar year.
Interim Tax Levy
The interim tax levy shall be levied upon all taxable assessments according to the last
revised assessment roll and shall be produced based on 50% of the annualized taxes of
the property for the previous calendar year.
Interim Tax Levy
The interim tax levy shall be levied upon all taxable assessments according to the last
revised assessment roll and shall be produced based on 50% of the annualized taxes of
the property for the previous calendar year.
Interim Tax Levy
The interim tax levy shall be levied upon all taxable assessments according to the last
revised assessment roll and shall be produced based on 50% of the annualized taxes of
the property for the previous calendar year.
Final Tax Levy
The final tax levy shall be based on the current year tax rates as set out in the final
levying by-law passed by Council and applied to the phased-in assessment value for
the current year according to the last revised assessment roll, provided to the
Municipality by the Municipal Property Assessment Corporation (MPAC).
Final Tax Levy
The final tax levy shall be based on the current year tax rates as set out in the final
levying by-law passed by Council and applied to the phased-in assessment value for
the current year according to the last revised assessment roll, provided to the
Municipality by the Municipal Property Assessment Corporation (MPAC).
Final Tax Levy
The final tax levy shall be based on the current year tax rates as set out in the final
levying by-law passed by Council and applied to the phased-in assessment value for
the current year according to the last revised assessment roll, provided to the
Municipality by the Municipal Property Assessment Corporation (MPAC).
Final Tax Levy
The final tax levy shall be based on the current year tax rates as set out in the final
levying by-law passed by Council and applied to the phased-in assessment value for
the current year according to the last revised assessment roll, provided to the
Municipality by the Municipal Property Assessment Corporation (MPAC).
Final Tax Levy
The final tax levy shall be based on the current year tax rates as set out in the final
levying by-law passed by Council and applied to the phased-in assessment value for
the current year according to the last revised assessment roll, provided to the
Municipality by the Municipal Property Assessment Corporation (MPAC).
Final Tax Levy
The final tax levy shall be based on the current year tax rates as set out in the final
levying by-law passed by Council and applied to the phased-in assessment value for
the current year according to the last revised assessment roll, provided to the
Municipality by the Municipal Property Assessment Corporation (MPAC).
Final Tax Levy
The final tax levy shall be based on the current year tax rates as set out in the final
levying by-law passed by Council and applied to the phased-in assessment value for
the current year according to the last revised assessment roll, provided to the
Municipality by the Municipal Property Assessment Corporation (MPAC).
Final Tax Levy
The final tax levy shall be based on the current year tax rates as set out in the final
levying by-law passed by Council and applied to the phased-in assessment value for
the current year according to the last revised assessment roll, provided to the
Municipality by the Municipal Property Assessment Corporation (MPAC).
Final Tax Levy
The final tax levy shall be based on the current year tax rates as set out in the final
levying by-law passed by Council and applied to the phased-in assessment value for
the current year according to the last revised assessment roll, provided to the
Municipality by the Municipal Property Assessment Corporation (MPAC).
Final Tax Levy
The final tax levy shall be based on the current year tax rates as set out in the final
levying by-law passed by Council and applied to the phased-in assessment value for
the current year according to the last revised assessment roll, provided to the
Municipality by the Municipal Property Assessment Corporation (MPAC).
Final Tax Levy
The final tax levy shall be based on the current year tax rates as set out in the final
levying by-law passed by Council and applied to the phased-in assessment value for
the current year according to the last revised assessment roll, provided to the
Municipality by the Municipal Property Assessment Corporation (MPAC).
Supplementary and Omitted Assessments
Supplementary tax notices will be billed at various times throughout the year as
assessment information is received from MPAC (Municipal Property Assessment
Corporation). Due dates will be set at the discretion of the Tax Collector with an effort to
have them coincide with the regular tax installment due dates. There are two sections of
the Assessment Act that allow for taxation of rateable property not included in the
annual revised assessment roll:
Supplementary and Omitted Assessments
Supplementary tax notices will be billed at various times throughout the year as
assessment information is received from MPAC (Municipal Property Assessment
Corporation). Due dates will be set at the discretion of the Tax Collector with an effort to
have them coincide with the regular tax installment due dates. There are two sections of
the Assessment Act that allow for taxation of rateable property not included in the
annual revised assessment roll:
Supplementary and Omitted Assessments
Supplementary tax notices will be billed at various times throughout the year as
assessment information is received from MPAC (Municipal Property Assessment
Corporation). Due dates will be set at the discretion of the Tax Collector with an effort to
have them coincide with the regular tax installment due dates. There are two sections of
the Assessment Act that allow for taxation of rateable property not included in the
annual revised assessment roll:
Supplementary and Omitted Assessments
Supplementary tax notices will be billed at various times throughout the year as
assessment information is received from MPAC (Municipal Property Assessment
Corporation). Due dates will be set at the discretion of the Tax Collector with an effort to
have them coincide with the regular tax installment due dates. There are two sections of
the Assessment Act that allow for taxation of rateable property not included in the
annual revised assessment roll:
Supplementary and Omitted Assessments
Supplementary tax notices will be billed at various times throughout the year as
assessment information is received from MPAC (Municipal Property Assessment
Corporation). Due dates will be set at the discretion of the Tax Collector with an effort to
have them coincide with the regular tax installment due dates. There are two sections of
the Assessment Act that allow for taxation of rateable property not included in the
annual revised assessment roll:
Supplementary and Omitted Assessments
Supplementary tax notices will be billed at various times throughout the year as
assessment information is received from MPAC (Municipal Property Assessment
Corporation). Due dates will be set at the discretion of the Tax Collector with an effort to
have them coincide with the regular tax installment due dates. There are two sections of
the Assessment Act that allow for taxation of rateable property not included in the
annual revised assessment roll:
Supplementary and Omitted Assessments
Supplementary tax notices will be billed at various times throughout the year as
assessment information is received from MPAC (Municipal Property Assessment
Corporation). Due dates will be set at the discretion of the Tax Collector with an effort to
have them coincide with the regular tax installment due dates. There are two sections of
the Assessment Act that allow for taxation of rateable property not included in the
annual revised assessment roll:
Supplementary and Omitted Assessments
Supplementary tax notices will be billed at various times throughout the year as
assessment information is received from MPAC (Municipal Property Assessment
Corporation). Due dates will be set at the discretion of the Tax Collector with an effort to
have them coincide with the regular tax installment due dates. There are two sections of
the Assessment Act that allow for taxation of rateable property not included in the
annual revised assessment roll:
Supplementary and Omitted Assessments
Supplementary tax notices will be billed at various times throughout the year as
assessment information is received from MPAC (Municipal Property Assessment
Corporation). Due dates will be set at the discretion of the Tax Collector with an effort to
have them coincide with the regular tax installment due dates. There are two sections of
the Assessment Act that allow for taxation of rateable property not included in the
annual revised assessment roll:
Supplementary and Omitted Assessments
Supplementary tax notices will be billed at various times throughout the year as
assessment information is received from MPAC (Municipal Property Assessment
Corporation). Due dates will be set at the discretion of the Tax Collector with an effort to
have them coincide with the regular tax installment due dates. There are two sections of
the Assessment Act that allow for taxation of rateable property not included in the
annual revised assessment roll:
- Omissions - Section 33 of the Assessment Act allows for the taxation of real
property that has been omitted from the roll. The provision allows for taxation in
the current year, plus a maximum of the two preceding years.
- Omissions - Section 33 of the Assessment Act allows for the taxation of real
property that has been omitted from the roll. The provision allows for taxation in
the current year, plus a maximum of the two preceding years.
- Omissions - Section 33 of the Assessment Act allows for the taxation of real
property that has been omitted from the roll. The provision allows for taxation in
the current year, plus a maximum of the two preceding years.
- Omissions - Section 33 of the Assessment Act allows for the taxation of real
property that has been omitted from the roll. The provision allows for taxation in
the current year, plus a maximum of the two preceding years.
- Omissions - Section 33 of the Assessment Act allows for the taxation of real
property that has been omitted from the roll. The provision allows for taxation in
the current year, plus a maximum of the two preceding years.
- Omissions - Section 33 of the Assessment Act allows for the taxation of real
property that has been omitted from the roll. The provision allows for taxation in
the current year, plus a maximum of the two preceding years.
- Omissions - Section 33 of the Assessment Act allows for the taxation of real
property that has been omitted from the roll. The provision allows for taxation in
the current year, plus a maximum of the two preceding years.
- Omissions - Section 33 of the Assessment Act allows for the taxation of real
property that has been omitted from the roll. The provision allows for taxation in
the current year, plus a maximum of the two preceding years.
- Omissions - Section 33 of the Assessment Act allows for the taxation of real
property that has been omitted from the roll. The provision allows for taxation in
the current year, plus a maximum of the two preceding years.
- Omissions - Section 33 of the Assessment Act allows for the taxation of real
property that has been omitted from the roll. The provision allows for taxation in
the current year, plus a maximum of the two preceding years.
- Omissions - Section 33 of the Assessment Act allows for the taxation of real
property that has been omitted from the roll. The provision allows for taxation in
the current year, plus a maximum of the two preceding years.
- Additions - Section 34 of the Assessment Act allows for the taxation of
assessment that has increased in value or has been added after the return of the
last revised roll. These taxes apply to the current year only.
- Additions - Section 34 of the Assessment Act allows for the taxation of
assessment that has increased in value or has been added after the return of the
last revised roll. These taxes apply to the current year only.
- Additions - Section 34 of the Assessment Act allows for the taxation of
assessment that has increased in value or has been added after the return of the
last revised roll. These taxes apply to the current year only.
- Additions - Section 34 of the Assessment Act allows for the taxation of
assessment that has increased in value or has been added after the return of the
last revised roll. These taxes apply to the current year only.
- Additions - Section 34 of the Assessment Act allows for the taxation of
assessment that has increased in value or has been added after the return of the
last revised roll. These taxes apply to the current year only.
- Additions - Section 34 of the Assessment Act allows for the taxation of
assessment that has increased in value or has been added after the return of the
last revised roll. These taxes apply to the current year only.
- Additions - Section 34 of the Assessment Act allows for the taxation of
assessment that has increased in value or has been added after the return of the
last revised roll. These taxes apply to the current year only.
- Additions - Section 34 of the Assessment Act allows for the taxation of
assessment that has increased in value or has been added after the return of the
last revised roll. These taxes apply to the current year only.
- Additions - Section 34 of the Assessment Act allows for the taxation of
assessment that has increased in value or has been added after the return of the
last revised roll. These taxes apply to the current year only.
- Additions - Section 34 of the Assessment Act allows for the taxation of
assessment that has increased in value or has been added after the return of the
last revised roll. These taxes apply to the current year only.
- Additions - Section 34 of the Assessment Act allows for the taxation of
assessment that has increased in value or has been added after the return of the
last revised roll. These taxes apply to the current year only.
Assessment Change Events
Tax credit notices are produced as soon as practicable after receipt of documentation
from the Municipal Property Assessment Corporation (MPAC). Applicable credits will be
applied to the tax roll and a covering letter mailed to the Taxpayer with a credit notice to
indicate that the credit will remain on the tax roll account to carry forward to future
Assessment Change Events
Tax credit notices are produced as soon as practicable after receipt of documentation
from the Municipal Property Assessment Corporation (MPAC). Applicable credits will be
applied to the tax roll and a covering letter mailed to the Taxpayer with a credit notice to
indicate that the credit will remain on the tax roll account to carry forward to future
Assessment Change Events
Tax credit notices are produced as soon as practicable after receipt of documentation
from the Municipal Property Assessment Corporation (MPAC). Applicable credits will be
applied to the tax roll and a covering letter mailed to the Taxpayer with a credit notice to
indicate that the credit will remain on the tax roll account to carry forward to future
Assessment Change Events
Tax credit notices are produced as soon as practicable after receipt of documentation
from the Municipal Property Assessment Corporation (MPAC). Applicable credits will be
applied to the tax roll and a covering letter mailed to the Taxpayer with a credit notice to
indicate that the credit will remain on the tax roll account to carry forward to future
Assessment Change Events
Tax credit notices are produced as soon as practicable after receipt of documentation
from the Municipal Property Assessment Corporation (MPAC). Applicable credits will be
applied to the tax roll and a covering letter mailed to the Taxpayer with a credit notice to
indicate that the credit will remain on the tax roll account to carry forward to future
Assessment Change Events
Tax credit notices are produced as soon as practicable after receipt of documentation
from the Municipal Property Assessment Corporation (MPAC). Applicable credits will be
applied to the tax roll and a covering letter mailed to the Taxpayer with a credit notice to
indicate that the credit will remain on the tax roll account to carry forward to future
Assessment Change Events
Tax credit notices are produced as soon as practicable after receipt of documentation
from the Municipal Property Assessment Corporation (MPAC). Applicable credits will be
applied to the tax roll and a covering letter mailed to the Taxpayer with a credit notice to
indicate that the credit will remain on the tax roll account to carry forward to future
taxation, unless written request is submitted by the property owner to have the credit
balance refunded to them.
taxation, unless written request is submitted by the property owner to have the credit
balance refunded to them.
taxation, unless written request is submitted by the property owner to have the credit
balance refunded to them.
Mailing Tax Notices
Tax notices shall be mailed or electronically delivered to each ratepayer no later than
twenty-one days prior to the first installment due date for interim, final and
supplementary notice. Where a mortgage company is required to pay taxes on behalf of
the ratepayer the Tax Collector may forward tax notices directly to the mortgage
company upon receiving a request from the company.
Mailing Tax Notices
Tax notices shall be mailed or electronically delivered to each ratepayer no later than
twenty-one days prior to the first installment due date for interim, final and
supplementary notice. Where a mortgage company is required to pay taxes on behalf of
the ratepayer the Tax Collector may forward tax notices directly to the mortgage
company upon receiving a request from the company.
Mailing Tax Notices
Tax notices shall be mailed or electronically delivered to each ratepayer no later than
twenty-one days prior to the first installment due date for interim, final and
supplementary notice. Where a mortgage company is required to pay taxes on behalf of
the ratepayer the Tax Collector may forward tax notices directly to the mortgage
company upon receiving a request from the company.
Mailing Tax Notices
Tax notices shall be mailed or electronically delivered to each ratepayer no later than
twenty-one days prior to the first installment due date for interim, final and
supplementary notice. Where a mortgage company is required to pay taxes on behalf of
the ratepayer the Tax Collector may forward tax notices directly to the mortgage
company upon receiving a request from the company.
Mailing Tax Notices
Tax notices shall be mailed or electronically delivered to each ratepayer no later than
twenty-one days prior to the first installment due date for interim, final and
supplementary notice. Where a mortgage company is required to pay taxes on behalf of
the ratepayer the Tax Collector may forward tax notices directly to the mortgage
company upon receiving a request from the company.
Mailing Tax Notices
Tax notices shall be mailed or electronically delivered to each ratepayer no later than
twenty-one days prior to the first installment due date for interim, final and
supplementary notice. Where a mortgage company is required to pay taxes on behalf of
the ratepayer the Tax Collector may forward tax notices directly to the mortgage
company upon receiving a request from the company.
Mailing Tax Notices
Tax notices shall be mailed or electronically delivered to each ratepayer no later than
twenty-one days prior to the first installment due date for interim, final and
supplementary notice. Where a mortgage company is required to pay taxes on behalf of
the ratepayer the Tax Collector may forward tax notices directly to the mortgage
company upon receiving a request from the company.
Mailing Tax Notices
Tax notices shall be mailed or electronically delivered to each ratepayer no later than
twenty-one days prior to the first installment due date for interim, final and
supplementary notice. Where a mortgage company is required to pay taxes on behalf of
the ratepayer the Tax Collector may forward tax notices directly to the mortgage
company upon receiving a request from the company.
Mailing Tax Notices
Tax notices shall be mailed or electronically delivered to each ratepayer no later than
twenty-one days prior to the first installment due date for interim, final and
supplementary notice. Where a mortgage company is required to pay taxes on behalf of
the ratepayer the Tax Collector may forward tax notices directly to the mortgage
company upon receiving a request from the company.
Mailing Tax Notices
Tax notices shall be mailed or electronically delivered to each ratepayer no later than
twenty-one days prior to the first installment due date for interim, final and
supplementary notice. Where a mortgage company is required to pay taxes on behalf of
the ratepayer the Tax Collector may forward tax notices directly to the mortgage
company upon receiving a request from the company.
Maintenance of Records
Ownership, address, assessment and other changes will be made regularly to keep tax
records up-to-date to ensure that the Municipality bills the right person for the correct
amount and to enable correct reporting. It is the new owner's responsibility to provide
this information to the Municipality on a timely basis.
Maintenance of Records
Ownership, address, assessment and other changes will be made regularly to keep tax
records up-to-date to ensure that the Municipality bills the right person for the correct
amount and to enable correct reporting. It is the new owner's responsibility to provide
this information to the Municipality on a timely basis.
Maintenance of Records
Ownership, address, assessment and other changes will be made regularly to keep tax
records up-to-date to ensure that the Municipality bills the right person for the correct
amount and to enable correct reporting. It is the new owner's responsibility to provide
this information to the Municipality on a timely basis.
Maintenance of Records
Ownership, address, assessment and other changes will be made regularly to keep tax
records up-to-date to ensure that the Municipality bills the right person for the correct
amount and to enable correct reporting. It is the new owner's responsibility to provide
this information to the Municipality on a timely basis.
Maintenance of Records
Ownership, address, assessment and other changes will be made regularly to keep tax
records up-to-date to ensure that the Municipality bills the right person for the correct
amount and to enable correct reporting. It is the new owner's responsibility to provide
this information to the Municipality on a timely basis.
Maintenance of Records
Ownership, address, assessment and other changes will be made regularly to keep tax
records up-to-date to ensure that the Municipality bills the right person for the correct
amount and to enable correct reporting. It is the new owner's responsibility to provide
this information to the Municipality on a timely basis.
Maintenance of Records
Ownership, address, assessment and other changes will be made regularly to keep tax
records up-to-date to ensure that the Municipality bills the right person for the correct
amount and to enable correct reporting. It is the new owner's responsibility to provide
this information to the Municipality on a timely basis.
Maintenance of Records
Ownership, address, assessment and other changes will be made regularly to keep tax
records up-to-date to ensure that the Municipality bills the right person for the correct
amount and to enable correct reporting. It is the new owner's responsibility to provide
this information to the Municipality on a timely basis.
Maintenance of Records
Ownership, address, assessment and other changes will be made regularly to keep tax
records up-to-date to ensure that the Municipality bills the right person for the correct
amount and to enable correct reporting. It is the new owner's responsibility to provide
this information to the Municipality on a timely basis.
Maintenance of Records
Ownership, address, assessment and other changes will be made regularly to keep tax
records up-to-date to ensure that the Municipality bills the right person for the correct
amount and to enable correct reporting. It is the new owner's responsibility to provide
this information to the Municipality on a timely basis.
Options for Payment of Taxes
Taxes are payable to the Municipality of Greenstone as follows:
Options for Payment of Taxes
Taxes are payable to the Municipality of Greenstone as follows:
1. In person at the Geraldton, Longlac, Beardmore or Nakina Municipal offices
during office hours. Payment methods accepted include cheque, cash or debit
payments.
1. In person at the Geraldton, Longlac, Beardmore or Nakina Municipal offices
during office hours. Payment methods accepted include cheque, cash or debit
payments.
1. In person at the Geraldton, Longlac, Beardmore or Nakina Municipal offices
during office hours. Payment methods accepted include cheque, cash or debit
payments.
1. In person at the Geraldton, Longlac, Beardmore or Nakina Municipal offices
during office hours. Payment methods accepted include cheque, cash or debit
payments.
1. In person at the Geraldton, Longlac, Beardmore or Nakina Municipal offices
during office hours. Payment methods accepted include cheque, cash or debit
payments.
2. Mailing cheque payment directly to the Municipal office.
2. Mailing cheque payment directly to the Municipal office.
2. Mailing cheque payment directly to the Municipal office.
3. Payment by telephone or internet banking.
3. Payment by telephone or internet banking.
3. Payment by telephone or internet banking.
4. Payment at a recognized bank or trust company.
4. Payment at a recognized bank or trust company.
4. Payment at a recognized bank or trust company.
5. Credit Card online through a third-party online payment provider as approved by
the Treasurer. The payment provider may charge a processing fee for credit card
transactions.
5. Credit Card online through a third-party online payment provider as approved by
the Treasurer. The payment provider may charge a processing fee for credit card
transactions.
5. Credit Card online through a third-party online payment provider as approved by
the Treasurer. The payment provider may charge a processing fee for credit card
transactions.
5. Credit Card online through a third-party online payment provider as approved by
the Treasurer. The payment provider may charge a processing fee for credit card
transactions.
5. Credit Card online through a third-party online payment provider as approved by
the Treasurer. The payment provider may charge a processing fee for credit card
transactions.
5. Credit Card online through a third-party online payment provider as approved by
the Treasurer. The payment provider may charge a processing fee for credit card
transactions.
5. Credit Card online through a third-party online payment provider as approved by
the Treasurer. The payment provider may charge a processing fee for credit card
transactions.
5. Credit Card online through a third-party online payment provider as approved by
the Treasurer. The payment provider may charge a processing fee for credit card
transactions.
6. One of the three offered Pre-Authorized payment plans offered by the
Municipality.
6. One of the three offered Pre-Authorized payment plans offered by the
Municipality.
6. One of the three offered Pre-Authorized payment plans offered by the
Municipality.
6. One of the three offered Pre-Authorized payment plans offered by the
Municipality.
6. One of the three offered Pre-Authorized payment plans offered by the
Municipality.
6. One of the three offered Pre-Authorized payment plans offered by the
Municipality.
a. Monthly Pre-Authorized Payment Plan: One twelfth of the amount of the
Taxpayer's previous year's annualized taxes will be automatically
withdrawn on the last banking day of each month from January through
June. A letter indicating this amount will be mailed in early January of
each year. In July, when the Annual tax amount for the current year is
levied, the monthly payment amount will be recalculated and a letter
mailed to Taxpayers indicating the updated amount. This amount will be
withdrawn on the last banking day from July through December.
a. Monthly Pre-Authorized Payment Plan: One twelfth of the amount of the
Taxpayer's previous year's annualized taxes will be automatically
withdrawn on the last banking day of each month from January through
June. A letter indicating this amount will be mailed in early January of
each year. In July, when the Annual tax amount for the current year is
levied, the monthly payment amount will be recalculated and a letter
mailed to Taxpayers indicating the updated amount. This amount will be
withdrawn on the last banking day from July through December.
a. Monthly Pre-Authorized Payment Plan: One twelfth of the amount of the
Taxpayer's previous year's annualized taxes will be automatically
withdrawn on the last banking day of each month from January through
June. A letter indicating this amount will be mailed in early January of
each year. In July, when the Annual tax amount for the current year is
levied, the monthly payment amount will be recalculated and a letter
mailed to Taxpayers indicating the updated amount. This amount will be
withdrawn on the last banking day from July through December.
a. Monthly Pre-Authorized Payment Plan: One twelfth of the amount of the
Taxpayer's previous year's annualized taxes will be automatically
withdrawn on the last banking day of each month from January through
June. A letter indicating this amount will be mailed in early January of
each year. In July, when the Annual tax amount for the current year is
levied, the monthly payment amount will be recalculated and a letter
mailed to Taxpayers indicating the updated amount. This amount will be
withdrawn on the last banking day from July through December.
a. Monthly Pre-Authorized Payment Plan: One twelfth of the amount of the
Taxpayer's previous year's annualized taxes will be automatically
withdrawn on the last banking day of each month from January through
June. A letter indicating this amount will be mailed in early January of
each year. In July, when the Annual tax amount for the current year is
levied, the monthly payment amount will be recalculated and a letter
mailed to Taxpayers indicating the updated amount. This amount will be
withdrawn on the last banking day from July through December.
a. Monthly Pre-Authorized Payment Plan: One twelfth of the amount of the
Taxpayer's previous year's annualized taxes will be automatically
withdrawn on the last banking day of each month from January through
June. A letter indicating this amount will be mailed in early January of
each year. In July, when the Annual tax amount for the current year is
levied, the monthly payment amount will be recalculated and a letter
mailed to Taxpayers indicating the updated amount. This amount will be
withdrawn on the last banking day from July through December.
a. Monthly Pre-Authorized Payment Plan: One twelfth of the amount of the
Taxpayer's previous year's annualized taxes will be automatically
withdrawn on the last banking day of each month from January through
June. A letter indicating this amount will be mailed in early January of
each year. In July, when the Annual tax amount for the current year is
levied, the monthly payment amount will be recalculated and a letter
mailed to Taxpayers indicating the updated amount. This amount will be
withdrawn on the last banking day from July through December.
a. Monthly Pre-Authorized Payment Plan: One twelfth of the amount of the
Taxpayer's previous year's annualized taxes will be automatically
withdrawn on the last banking day of each month from January through
June. A letter indicating this amount will be mailed in early January of
each year. In July, when the Annual tax amount for the current year is
levied, the monthly payment amount will be recalculated and a letter
mailed to Taxpayers indicating the updated amount. This amount will be
withdrawn on the last banking day from July through December.
a. Monthly Pre-Authorized Payment Plan: One twelfth of the amount of the
Taxpayer's previous year's annualized taxes will be automatically
withdrawn on the last banking day of each month from January through
June. A letter indicating this amount will be mailed in early January of
each year. In July, when the Annual tax amount for the current year is
levied, the monthly payment amount will be recalculated and a letter
mailed to Taxpayers indicating the updated amount. This amount will be
withdrawn on the last banking day from July through December.
a. Monthly Pre-Authorized Payment Plan: One twelfth of the amount of the
Taxpayer's previous year's annualized taxes will be automatically
withdrawn on the last banking day of each month from January through
June. A letter indicating this amount will be mailed in early January of
each year. In July, when the Annual tax amount for the current year is
levied, the monthly payment amount will be recalculated and a letter
mailed to Taxpayers indicating the updated amount. This amount will be
withdrawn on the last banking day from July through December.
a. Monthly Pre-Authorized Payment Plan: One twelfth of the amount of the
Taxpayer's previous year's annualized taxes will be automatically
withdrawn on the last banking day of each month from January through
June. A letter indicating this amount will be mailed in early January of
each year. In July, when the Annual tax amount for the current year is
levied, the monthly payment amount will be recalculated and a letter
mailed to Taxpayers indicating the updated amount. This amount will be
withdrawn on the last banking day from July through December.
a. Monthly Pre-Authorized Payment Plan: One twelfth of the amount of the
Taxpayer's previous year's annualized taxes will be automatically
withdrawn on the last banking day of each month from January through
June. A letter indicating this amount will be mailed in early January of
each year. In July, when the Annual tax amount for the current year is
levied, the monthly payment amount will be recalculated and a letter
mailed to Taxpayers indicating the updated amount. This amount will be
withdrawn on the last banking day from July through December.
a. Monthly Pre-Authorized Payment Plan: One twelfth of the amount of the
Taxpayer's previous year's annualized taxes will be automatically
withdrawn on the last banking day of each month from January through
June. A letter indicating this amount will be mailed in early January of
each year. In July, when the Annual tax amount for the current year is
levied, the monthly payment amount will be recalculated and a letter
mailed to Taxpayers indicating the updated amount. This amount will be
withdrawn on the last banking day from July through December.
a. Monthly Pre-Authorized Payment Plan: One twelfth of the amount of the
Taxpayer's previous year's annualized taxes will be automatically
withdrawn on the last banking day of each month from January through
June. A letter indicating this amount will be mailed in early January of
each year. In July, when the Annual tax amount for the current year is
levied, the monthly payment amount will be recalculated and a letter
mailed to Taxpayers indicating the updated amount. This amount will be
withdrawn on the last banking day from July through December.
b. Due-Date Pre-Authorized Payment Plan: On each due date, four times a
year, the tax installment will be automatically withdrawn from the
Taxpayer's bank accounts.
b. Due-Date Pre-Authorized Payment Plan: On each due date, four times a
year, the tax installment will be automatically withdrawn from the
Taxpayer's bank accounts.
b. Due-Date Pre-Authorized Payment Plan: On each due date, four times a
year, the tax installment will be automatically withdrawn from the
Taxpayer's bank accounts.
b. Due-Date Pre-Authorized Payment Plan: On each due date, four times a
year, the tax installment will be automatically withdrawn from the
Taxpayer's bank accounts.
b. Due-Date Pre-Authorized Payment Plan: On each due date, four times a
year, the tax installment will be automatically withdrawn from the
Taxpayer's bank accounts.
b. Due-Date Pre-Authorized Payment Plan: On each due date, four times a
year, the tax installment will be automatically withdrawn from the
Taxpayer's bank accounts.
b. Due-Date Pre-Authorized Payment Plan: On each due date, four times a
year, the tax installment will be automatically withdrawn from the
Taxpayer's bank accounts.
b. Due-Date Pre-Authorized Payment Plan: On each due date, four times a
year, the tax installment will be automatically withdrawn from the
Taxpayer's bank accounts.
b. Due-Date Pre-Authorized Payment Plan: On each due date, four times a
year, the tax installment will be automatically withdrawn from the
Taxpayer's bank accounts.
c. Semi-Annual Pre-authorized payment plan: On the first instalment due
date of each tax bill, the total amount of each bill (first and second
instalment inclusively) will be withdrawn from the Taxpayer's bank
accounts for a total of two withdrawals a year.
c. Semi-Annual Pre-authorized payment plan: On the first instalment due
date of each tax bill, the total amount of each bill (first and second
instalment inclusively) will be withdrawn from the Taxpayer's bank
accounts for a total of two withdrawals a year.
c. Semi-Annual Pre-authorized payment plan: On the first instalment due
date of each tax bill, the total amount of each bill (first and second
instalment inclusively) will be withdrawn from the Taxpayer's bank
accounts for a total of two withdrawals a year.
c. Semi-Annual Pre-authorized payment plan: On the first instalment due
date of each tax bill, the total amount of each bill (first and second
instalment inclusively) will be withdrawn from the Taxpayer's bank
accounts for a total of two withdrawals a year.
c. Semi-Annual Pre-authorized payment plan: On the first instalment due
date of each tax bill, the total amount of each bill (first and second
instalment inclusively) will be withdrawn from the Taxpayer's bank
accounts for a total of two withdrawals a year.
c. Semi-Annual Pre-authorized payment plan: On the first instalment due
date of each tax bill, the total amount of each bill (first and second
instalment inclusively) will be withdrawn from the Taxpayer's bank
accounts for a total of two withdrawals a year.
c. Semi-Annual Pre-authorized payment plan: On the first instalment due
date of each tax bill, the total amount of each bill (first and second
instalment inclusively) will be withdrawn from the Taxpayer's bank
accounts for a total of two withdrawals a year.
c. Semi-Annual Pre-authorized payment plan: On the first instalment due
date of each tax bill, the total amount of each bill (first and second
instalment inclusively) will be withdrawn from the Taxpayer's bank
accounts for a total of two withdrawals a year.
c. Semi-Annual Pre-authorized payment plan: On the first instalment due
date of each tax bill, the total amount of each bill (first and second
instalment inclusively) will be withdrawn from the Taxpayer's bank
accounts for a total of two withdrawals a year.
c. Semi-Annual Pre-authorized payment plan: On the first instalment due
date of each tax bill, the total amount of each bill (first and second
instalment inclusively) will be withdrawn from the Taxpayer's bank
accounts for a total of two withdrawals a year.
c. Semi-Annual Pre-authorized payment plan: On the first instalment due
date of each tax bill, the total amount of each bill (first and second
instalment inclusively) will be withdrawn from the Taxpayer's bank
accounts for a total of two withdrawals a year.
Ratepayers enrolled in one of the above three Pre-Authorized payment plans offered
through the Municipality will not be charged penalty or interest.
Ratepayers enrolled in one of the above three Pre-Authorized payment plans offered
through the Municipality will not be charged penalty or interest.
Ratepayers enrolled in one of the above three Pre-Authorized payment plans offered
through the Municipality will not be charged penalty or interest.
Ratepayers enrolled in one of the above three Pre-Authorized payment plans offered
through the Municipality will not be charged penalty or interest.
Ratepayers enrolled in one of the above three Pre-Authorized payment plans offered
through the Municipality will not be charged penalty or interest.
Ratepayers enrolled in one of the above three Pre-Authorized payment plans offered
through the Municipality will not be charged penalty or interest.
Payment Application
Tax payments will be applied in accordance with Section 347 of the Municipal Act. More
specifically, when applicable, the payment shall first be applied against late payment
charges (penalty/interest) owing in respect of those taxes according to the length of time
the charges have been owing, with the charges imposed earlier being discharged
before charges imposed later. Then the payment will be applied against the taxes owing
according to the length of time they have been owing, with the taxes imposed earlier
being discharged before taxes imposed later.
Payment Application
Tax payments will be applied in accordance with Section 347 of the Municipal Act. More
specifically, when applicable, the payment shall first be applied against late payment
charges (penalty/interest) owing in respect of those taxes according to the length of time
the charges have been owing, with the charges imposed earlier being discharged
before charges imposed later. Then the payment will be applied against the taxes owing
according to the length of time they have been owing, with the taxes imposed earlier
being discharged before taxes imposed later.
Payment Application
Tax payments will be applied in accordance with Section 347 of the Municipal Act. More
specifically, when applicable, the payment shall first be applied against late payment
charges (penalty/interest) owing in respect of those taxes according to the length of time
the charges have been owing, with the charges imposed earlier being discharged
before charges imposed later. Then the payment will be applied against the taxes owing
according to the length of time they have been owing, with the taxes imposed earlier
being discharged before taxes imposed later.
Payment Application
Tax payments will be applied in accordance with Section 347 of the Municipal Act. More
specifically, when applicable, the payment shall first be applied against late payment
charges (penalty/interest) owing in respect of those taxes according to the length of time
the charges have been owing, with the charges imposed earlier being discharged
before charges imposed later. Then the payment will be applied against the taxes owing
according to the length of time they have been owing, with the taxes imposed earlier
being discharged before taxes imposed later.
Payment Application
Tax payments will be applied in accordance with Section 347 of the Municipal Act. More
specifically, when applicable, the payment shall first be applied against late payment
charges (penalty/interest) owing in respect of those taxes according to the length of time
the charges have been owing, with the charges imposed earlier being discharged
before charges imposed later. Then the payment will be applied against the taxes owing
according to the length of time they have been owing, with the taxes imposed earlier
being discharged before taxes imposed later.
Payment Application
Tax payments will be applied in accordance with Section 347 of the Municipal Act. More
specifically, when applicable, the payment shall first be applied against late payment
charges (penalty/interest) owing in respect of those taxes according to the length of time
the charges have been owing, with the charges imposed earlier being discharged
before charges imposed later. Then the payment will be applied against the taxes owing
according to the length of time they have been owing, with the taxes imposed earlier
being discharged before taxes imposed later.
Payment Application
Tax payments will be applied in accordance with Section 347 of the Municipal Act. More
specifically, when applicable, the payment shall first be applied against late payment
charges (penalty/interest) owing in respect of those taxes according to the length of time
the charges have been owing, with the charges imposed earlier being discharged
before charges imposed later. Then the payment will be applied against the taxes owing
according to the length of time they have been owing, with the taxes imposed earlier
being discharged before taxes imposed later.
Payment Application
Tax payments will be applied in accordance with Section 347 of the Municipal Act. More
specifically, when applicable, the payment shall first be applied against late payment
charges (penalty/interest) owing in respect of those taxes according to the length of time
the charges have been owing, with the charges imposed earlier being discharged
before charges imposed later. Then the payment will be applied against the taxes owing
according to the length of time they have been owing, with the taxes imposed earlier
being discharged before taxes imposed later.
Payment Application
Tax payments will be applied in accordance with Section 347 of the Municipal Act. More
specifically, when applicable, the payment shall first be applied against late payment
charges (penalty/interest) owing in respect of those taxes according to the length of time
the charges have been owing, with the charges imposed earlier being discharged
before charges imposed later. Then the payment will be applied against the taxes owing
according to the length of time they have been owing, with the taxes imposed earlier
being discharged before taxes imposed later.
Payment Application
Tax payments will be applied in accordance with Section 347 of the Municipal Act. More
specifically, when applicable, the payment shall first be applied against late payment
charges (penalty/interest) owing in respect of those taxes according to the length of time
the charges have been owing, with the charges imposed earlier being discharged
before charges imposed later. Then the payment will be applied against the taxes owing
according to the length of time they have been owing, with the taxes imposed earlier
being discharged before taxes imposed later.
Payment Application
Tax payments will be applied in accordance with Section 347 of the Municipal Act. More
specifically, when applicable, the payment shall first be applied against late payment
charges (penalty/interest) owing in respect of those taxes according to the length of time
the charges have been owing, with the charges imposed earlier being discharged
before charges imposed later. Then the payment will be applied against the taxes owing
according to the length of time they have been owing, with the taxes imposed earlier
being discharged before taxes imposed later.
Payment Application
Tax payments will be applied in accordance with Section 347 of the Municipal Act. More
specifically, when applicable, the payment shall first be applied against late payment
charges (penalty/interest) owing in respect of those taxes according to the length of time
the charges have been owing, with the charges imposed earlier being discharged
before charges imposed later. Then the payment will be applied against the taxes owing
according to the length of time they have been owing, with the taxes imposed earlier
being discharged before taxes imposed later.
Penalty and Interest Charges
In the event of default of payment of installments by the due date a penalty at the rate of
1.25% shall be imposed on the first day of default following a due date and interest shall
be charged at a rate of 1.25% on the first day of each month thereafter on the balance
of unpaid taxes in accordance with the Municipality's Interim and Annual tax by-laws.
Penalty and Interest Charges
In the event of default of payment of installments by the due date a penalty at the rate of
1.25% shall be imposed on the first day of default following a due date and interest shall
be charged at a rate of 1.25% on the first day of each month thereafter on the balance
of unpaid taxes in accordance with the Municipality's Interim and Annual tax by-laws.
Penalty and Interest Charges
In the event of default of payment of installments by the due date a penalty at the rate of
1.25% shall be imposed on the first day of default following a due date and interest shall
be charged at a rate of 1.25% on the first day of each month thereafter on the balance
of unpaid taxes in accordance with the Municipality's Interim and Annual tax by-laws.
Penalty and Interest Charges
In the event of default of payment of installments by the due date a penalty at the rate of
1.25% shall be imposed on the first day of default following a due date and interest shall
be charged at a rate of 1.25% on the first day of each month thereafter on the balance
of unpaid taxes in accordance with the Municipality's Interim and Annual tax by-laws.
Penalty and Interest Charges
In the event of default of payment of installments by the due date a penalty at the rate of
1.25% shall be imposed on the first day of default following a due date and interest shall
be charged at a rate of 1.25% on the first day of each month thereafter on the balance
of unpaid taxes in accordance with the Municipality's Interim and Annual tax by-laws.
Penalty and Interest Charges
In the event of default of payment of installments by the due date a penalty at the rate of
1.25% shall be imposed on the first day of default following a due date and interest shall
be charged at a rate of 1.25% on the first day of each month thereafter on the balance
of unpaid taxes in accordance with the Municipality's Interim and Annual tax by-laws.
Penalty and Interest Charges
In the event of default of payment of installments by the due date a penalty at the rate of
1.25% shall be imposed on the first day of default following a due date and interest shall
be charged at a rate of 1.25% on the first day of each month thereafter on the balance
of unpaid taxes in accordance with the Municipality's Interim and Annual tax by-laws.
Penalty and Interest Charges
In the event of default of payment of installments by the due date a penalty at the rate of
1.25% shall be imposed on the first day of default following a due date and interest shall
be charged at a rate of 1.25% on the first day of each month thereafter on the balance
of unpaid taxes in accordance with the Municipality's Interim and Annual tax by-laws.
Penalty and Interest Charges
In the event of default of payment of installments by the due date a penalty at the rate of
1.25% shall be imposed on the first day of default following a due date and interest shall
be charged at a rate of 1.25% on the first day of each month thereafter on the balance
of unpaid taxes in accordance with the Municipality's Interim and Annual tax by-laws.
If paying by mail, telephone banking, at a recognized bank or trust company or online
the taxpayer assumes responsibility for late arrival.
If paying by mail, telephone banking, at a recognized bank or trust company or online
the taxpayer assumes responsibility for late arrival.
A request for relief of penalty will be first considered by the Tax Collector. A penalty
charge as a result of an error made by the Municipality shall be credited back to the
ratepayer equal to the amount of the charge. All other requests for relief of penalty must
be in writing to the Treasurer, who shall make a recommendation to Council.
A request for relief of penalty will be first considered by the Tax Collector. A penalty
charge as a result of an error made by the Municipality shall be credited back to the
ratepayer equal to the amount of the charge. All other requests for relief of penalty must
be in writing to the Treasurer, who shall make a recommendation to Council.
A request for relief of penalty will be first considered by the Tax Collector. A penalty
charge as a result of an error made by the Municipality shall be credited back to the
ratepayer equal to the amount of the charge. All other requests for relief of penalty must
be in writing to the Treasurer, who shall make a recommendation to Council.
A request for relief of penalty will be first considered by the Tax Collector. A penalty
charge as a result of an error made by the Municipality shall be credited back to the
ratepayer equal to the amount of the charge. All other requests for relief of penalty must
be in writing to the Treasurer, who shall make a recommendation to Council.
A request for relief of penalty will be first considered by the Tax Collector. A penalty
charge as a result of an error made by the Municipality shall be credited back to the
ratepayer equal to the amount of the charge. All other requests for relief of penalty must
be in writing to the Treasurer, who shall make a recommendation to Council.
The amount of penalty charges imposed will be in accordance with legislative
requirements.
The amount of penalty charges imposed will be in accordance with legislative
requirements.
Returned Cheques
In the event a cheque is returned from the bank, i.e. "Insufficient Funds", "Closed
Account' or "Stale dated", the ratepayer shall pay applicable late payment penalty and
interest charges and an additional fee designated by Municipal by-law.
Returned Cheques
In the event a cheque is returned from the bank, i.e. "Insufficient Funds", "Closed
Account' or "Stale dated", the ratepayer shall pay applicable late payment penalty and
interest charges and an additional fee designated by Municipal by-law.
Returned Cheques
In the event a cheque is returned from the bank, i.e. "Insufficient Funds", "Closed
Account' or "Stale dated", the ratepayer shall pay applicable late payment penalty and
interest charges and an additional fee designated by Municipal by-law.
Returned Cheques
In the event a cheque is returned from the bank, i.e. "Insufficient Funds", "Closed
Account' or "Stale dated", the ratepayer shall pay applicable late payment penalty and
interest charges and an additional fee designated by Municipal by-law.
Returned Cheques
In the event a cheque is returned from the bank, i.e. "Insufficient Funds", "Closed
Account' or "Stale dated", the ratepayer shall pay applicable late payment penalty and
interest charges and an additional fee designated by Municipal by-law.
Returned Cheques
In the event a cheque is returned from the bank, i.e. "Insufficient Funds", "Closed
Account' or "Stale dated", the ratepayer shall pay applicable late payment penalty and
interest charges and an additional fee designated by Municipal by-law.
In the event a cheque is returned from the bank "Post-dated" no charges will be made.
In the event a cheque is returned from the bank "Post-dated" no charges will be made.
In the event a cheque is returned from the bank "Post-dated" no charges will be made.
In the event a cheque is returned from the bank "Post-dated" no charges will be made.
Request for Tax Information
A Tax Certificate will be issued by the Tax Collector or assigned staff upon request and
upon payment of the fee designated by Municipal by-law.
Request for Tax Information
A Tax Certificate will be issued by the Tax Collector or assigned staff upon request and
upon payment of the fee designated by Municipal by-law.
Request for Tax Information
A Tax Certificate will be issued by the Tax Collector or assigned staff upon request and
upon payment of the fee designated by Municipal by-law.
Request for Tax Information
A Tax Certificate will be issued by the Tax Collector or assigned staff upon request and
upon payment of the fee designated by Municipal by-law.
Request for Tax Information
A Tax Certificate will be issued by the Tax Collector or assigned staff upon request and
upon payment of the fee designated by Municipal by-law.
The Tax Collector or assigned staff will only respond to verbal requests for tax
information from the owners of the property or a mortgage company responsible for
payment of taxes.
The Tax Collector or assigned staff will only respond to verbal requests for tax
information from the owners of the property or a mortgage company responsible for
payment of taxes.
The Tax Collector or assigned staff will only respond to verbal requests for tax
information from the owners of the property or a mortgage company responsible for
payment of taxes.
The Tax Collector or assigned staff will only respond to verbal requests for tax
information from the owners of the property or a mortgage company responsible for
payment of taxes.
The Tax Collector or assigned staff will only respond to verbal requests for tax
information from the owners of the property or a mortgage company responsible for
payment of taxes.
The Tax Collector will give information as required and with regard to the Freedom of
Information and Privacy legislation.
The Tax Collector will give information as required and with regard to the Freedom of
Information and Privacy legislation.
The Tax Collector will give information as required and with regard to the Freedom of
Information and Privacy legislation.
School Board Support
Section 311 (13) of the Municipal Act states that the Municipality is required to pay the
designated school boards the amounts owing in relation to the Education levy on a
quarterly basis, even if the funds have not been collected by the Municipality for the
individual property tax accounts.
School Board Support
Section 311 (13) of the Municipal Act states that the Municipality is required to pay the
designated school boards the amounts owing in relation to the Education levy on a
quarterly basis, even if the funds have not been collected by the Municipality for the
individual property tax accounts.
School Board Support
Section 311 (13) of the Municipal Act states that the Municipality is required to pay the
designated school boards the amounts owing in relation to the Education levy on a
quarterly basis, even if the funds have not been collected by the Municipality for the
individual property tax accounts.
School Board Support
Section 311 (13) of the Municipal Act states that the Municipality is required to pay the
designated school boards the amounts owing in relation to the Education levy on a
quarterly basis, even if the funds have not been collected by the Municipality for the
individual property tax accounts.
School Board Support
Section 311 (13) of the Municipal Act states that the Municipality is required to pay the
designated school boards the amounts owing in relation to the Education levy on a
quarterly basis, even if the funds have not been collected by the Municipality for the
individual property tax accounts.
School Board Support
Section 311 (13) of the Municipal Act states that the Municipality is required to pay the
designated school boards the amounts owing in relation to the Education levy on a
quarterly basis, even if the funds have not been collected by the Municipality for the
individual property tax accounts.
School Board Support
Section 311 (13) of the Municipal Act states that the Municipality is required to pay the
designated school boards the amounts owing in relation to the Education levy on a
quarterly basis, even if the funds have not been collected by the Municipality for the
individual property tax accounts.
School Board Support
Section 311 (13) of the Municipal Act states that the Municipality is required to pay the
designated school boards the amounts owing in relation to the Education levy on a
quarterly basis, even if the funds have not been collected by the Municipality for the
individual property tax accounts.
School Board Support
Section 311 (13) of the Municipal Act states that the Municipality is required to pay the
designated school boards the amounts owing in relation to the Education levy on a
quarterly basis, even if the funds have not been collected by the Municipality for the
individual property tax accounts.
Collection of Tax Arrears
Notices Sent to Taxpayers
Notice of Property Tax Arrears will be mailed to taxpayers in default of payment in the
month following the second and fourth instalment due date, two times a year. Additional
notices may be sent at the discretion of the Treasurer. Additionally, both interim and
final tax bills will show past due balances in the summary section of the Tax Bill.
Notices Sent to Taxpayers
Notice of Property Tax Arrears will be mailed to taxpayers in default of payment in the
month following the second and fourth instalment due date, two times a year. Additional
notices may be sent at the discretion of the Treasurer. Additionally, both interim and
final tax bills will show past due balances in the summary section of the Tax Bill.
Notices Sent to Taxpayers
Notice of Property Tax Arrears will be mailed to taxpayers in default of payment in the
month following the second and fourth instalment due date, two times a year. Additional
notices may be sent at the discretion of the Treasurer. Additionally, both interim and
final tax bills will show past due balances in the summary section of the Tax Bill.
Notices Sent to Taxpayers
Notice of Property Tax Arrears will be mailed to taxpayers in default of payment in the
month following the second and fourth instalment due date, two times a year. Additional
notices may be sent at the discretion of the Treasurer. Additionally, both interim and
final tax bills will show past due balances in the summary section of the Tax Bill.
Notices Sent to Taxpayers
Notice of Property Tax Arrears will be mailed to taxpayers in default of payment in the
month following the second and fourth instalment due date, two times a year. Additional
notices may be sent at the discretion of the Treasurer. Additionally, both interim and
final tax bills will show past due balances in the summary section of the Tax Bill.
Notices Sent to Taxpayers
Notice of Property Tax Arrears will be mailed to taxpayers in default of payment in the
month following the second and fourth instalment due date, two times a year. Additional
notices may be sent at the discretion of the Treasurer. Additionally, both interim and
final tax bills will show past due balances in the summary section of the Tax Bill.
Notices Sent to Interested Parties
The Municipality may search the title to the property to determine interested parties to
property (i.e. mortgagees) and contact them to advice the tax arrears status of the
property. A title search fee to cover the cost of the search will be added to the tax roll
account in accordance with the Municipality's Fee's and Charges by-law.
Notices Sent to Interested Parties
The Municipality may search the title to the property to determine interested parties to
property (i.e. mortgagees) and contact them to advice the tax arrears status of the
property. A title search fee to cover the cost of the search will be added to the tax roll
account in accordance with the Municipality's Fee's and Charges by-law.
Notices Sent to Interested Parties
The Municipality may search the title to the property to determine interested parties to
property (i.e. mortgagees) and contact them to advice the tax arrears status of the
property. A title search fee to cover the cost of the search will be added to the tax roll
account in accordance with the Municipality's Fee's and Charges by-law.
Notices Sent to Interested Parties
The Municipality may search the title to the property to determine interested parties to
property (i.e. mortgagees) and contact them to advice the tax arrears status of the
property. A title search fee to cover the cost of the search will be added to the tax roll
account in accordance with the Municipality's Fee's and Charges by-law.
Notices Sent to Interested Parties
The Municipality may search the title to the property to determine interested parties to
property (i.e. mortgagees) and contact them to advice the tax arrears status of the
property. A title search fee to cover the cost of the search will be added to the tax roll
account in accordance with the Municipality's Fee's and Charges by-law.
Notices Sent to Interested Parties
The Municipality may search the title to the property to determine interested parties to
property (i.e. mortgagees) and contact them to advice the tax arrears status of the
property. A title search fee to cover the cost of the search will be added to the tax roll
account in accordance with the Municipality's Fee's and Charges by-law.
Notices Sent to Interested Parties
The Municipality may search the title to the property to determine interested parties to
property (i.e. mortgagees) and contact them to advice the tax arrears status of the
property. A title search fee to cover the cost of the search will be added to the tax roll
account in accordance with the Municipality's Fee's and Charges by-law.
Notices Sent to Interested Parties
The Municipality may search the title to the property to determine interested parties to
property (i.e. mortgagees) and contact them to advice the tax arrears status of the
property. A title search fee to cover the cost of the search will be added to the tax roll
account in accordance with the Municipality's Fee's and Charges by-law.
Notices Sent to Interested Parties
The Municipality may search the title to the property to determine interested parties to
property (i.e. mortgagees) and contact them to advice the tax arrears status of the
property. A title search fee to cover the cost of the search will be added to the tax roll
account in accordance with the Municipality's Fee's and Charges by-law.
Recovery of Arrears Through Payment Plan
Part payment of installments will be accepted by the Tax Collector when necessary to
assist taxpayers in the payment of their accounts. A monthly payment system can be
arranged to ease the burden. Penalties and interest will continue to accrue during the
payment arrangement until full payment on the account has been made.
Recovery of Arrears Through Payment Plan
Part payment of installments will be accepted by the Tax Collector when necessary to
assist taxpayers in the payment of their accounts. A monthly payment system can be
arranged to ease the burden. Penalties and interest will continue to accrue during the
payment arrangement until full payment on the account has been made.
Recovery of Arrears Through Payment Plan
Part payment of installments will be accepted by the Tax Collector when necessary to
assist taxpayers in the payment of their accounts. A monthly payment system can be
arranged to ease the burden. Penalties and interest will continue to accrue during the
payment arrangement until full payment on the account has been made.
Recovery of Arrears Through Payment Plan
Part payment of installments will be accepted by the Tax Collector when necessary to
assist taxpayers in the payment of their accounts. A monthly payment system can be
arranged to ease the burden. Penalties and interest will continue to accrue during the
payment arrangement until full payment on the account has been made.
Recovery of Arrears Through Payment Plan
Part payment of installments will be accepted by the Tax Collector when necessary to
assist taxpayers in the payment of their accounts. A monthly payment system can be
arranged to ease the burden. Penalties and interest will continue to accrue during the
payment arrangement until full payment on the account has been made.
Recovery of Arrears Through Payment Plan
Part payment of installments will be accepted by the Tax Collector when necessary to
assist taxpayers in the payment of their accounts. A monthly payment system can be
arranged to ease the burden. Penalties and interest will continue to accrue during the
payment arrangement until full payment on the account has been made.
Recovery of Arrears Through Monies Owed to Taxpayer
If the Municipality of Greenstone is holding any monies owing to the customer, such as
accounts payable cheques, tax adjustments, refunds or rebates, these amounts will be
applied to the customer's tax arrears, with notification to the taxpayer.
Recovery of Arrears Through Monies Owed to Taxpayer
If the Municipality of Greenstone is holding any monies owing to the customer, such as
accounts payable cheques, tax adjustments, refunds or rebates, these amounts will be
applied to the customer's tax arrears, with notification to the taxpayer.
Recovery of Arrears Through Monies Owed to Taxpayer
If the Municipality of Greenstone is holding any monies owing to the customer, such as
accounts payable cheques, tax adjustments, refunds or rebates, these amounts will be
applied to the customer's tax arrears, with notification to the taxpayer.
Recovery of Arrears Through Monies Owed to Taxpayer
If the Municipality of Greenstone is holding any monies owing to the customer, such as
accounts payable cheques, tax adjustments, refunds or rebates, these amounts will be
applied to the customer's tax arrears, with notification to the taxpayer.
Recovery of Arrears Through Monies Owed to Taxpayer
If the Municipality of Greenstone is holding any monies owing to the customer, such as
accounts payable cheques, tax adjustments, refunds or rebates, these amounts will be
applied to the customer's tax arrears, with notification to the taxpayer.
Recovery of Arrears Through Monies Owed to Taxpayer
If the Municipality of Greenstone is holding any monies owing to the customer, such as
accounts payable cheques, tax adjustments, refunds or rebates, these amounts will be
applied to the customer's tax arrears, with notification to the taxpayer.
Bailiff Action
Under Section 349 of the Municipal Act, the Municipality may recover taxes with costs
as a debt due to the Municipality from the Taxpayer originally assessed for them and
from any subsequent owner of the assessed land or any part of it. The Municipality may
issue a warrant to distrain for property taxes if the taxes remain unpaid for a period of
fourteen days after the installment due date. Bailiffs will be used where there is the
potential that the recovery of tax arrears by the other methods would not cover the
outstanding taxes or where other methods are prohibited due to overriding legislation.
Bailiff Action
Under Section 349 of the Municipal Act, the Municipality may recover taxes with costs
as a debt due to the Municipality from the Taxpayer originally assessed for them and
from any subsequent owner of the assessed land or any part of it. The Municipality may
issue a warrant to distrain for property taxes if the taxes remain unpaid for a period of
fourteen days after the installment due date. Bailiffs will be used where there is the
potential that the recovery of tax arrears by the other methods would not cover the
outstanding taxes or where other methods are prohibited due to overriding legislation.
Bailiff Action
Under Section 349 of the Municipal Act, the Municipality may recover taxes with costs
as a debt due to the Municipality from the Taxpayer originally assessed for them and
from any subsequent owner of the assessed land or any part of it. The Municipality may
issue a warrant to distrain for property taxes if the taxes remain unpaid for a period of
fourteen days after the installment due date. Bailiffs will be used where there is the
potential that the recovery of tax arrears by the other methods would not cover the
outstanding taxes or where other methods are prohibited due to overriding legislation.
Bailiff Action
Under Section 349 of the Municipal Act, the Municipality may recover taxes with costs
as a debt due to the Municipality from the Taxpayer originally assessed for them and
from any subsequent owner of the assessed land or any part of it. The Municipality may
issue a warrant to distrain for property taxes if the taxes remain unpaid for a period of
fourteen days after the installment due date. Bailiffs will be used where there is the
potential that the recovery of tax arrears by the other methods would not cover the
outstanding taxes or where other methods are prohibited due to overriding legislation.
Bailiff Action
Under Section 349 of the Municipal Act, the Municipality may recover taxes with costs
as a debt due to the Municipality from the Taxpayer originally assessed for them and
from any subsequent owner of the assessed land or any part of it. The Municipality may
issue a warrant to distrain for property taxes if the taxes remain unpaid for a period of
fourteen days after the installment due date. Bailiffs will be used where there is the
potential that the recovery of tax arrears by the other methods would not cover the
outstanding taxes or where other methods are prohibited due to overriding legislation.
Bailiff Action
Under Section 349 of the Municipal Act, the Municipality may recover taxes with costs
as a debt due to the Municipality from the Taxpayer originally assessed for them and
from any subsequent owner of the assessed land or any part of it. The Municipality may
issue a warrant to distrain for property taxes if the taxes remain unpaid for a period of
fourteen days after the installment due date. Bailiffs will be used where there is the
potential that the recovery of tax arrears by the other methods would not cover the
outstanding taxes or where other methods are prohibited due to overriding legislation.
Bailiff Action
Under Section 349 of the Municipal Act, the Municipality may recover taxes with costs
as a debt due to the Municipality from the Taxpayer originally assessed for them and
from any subsequent owner of the assessed land or any part of it. The Municipality may
issue a warrant to distrain for property taxes if the taxes remain unpaid for a period of
fourteen days after the installment due date. Bailiffs will be used where there is the
potential that the recovery of tax arrears by the other methods would not cover the
outstanding taxes or where other methods are prohibited due to overriding legislation.
Bailiff Action
Under Section 349 of the Municipal Act, the Municipality may recover taxes with costs
as a debt due to the Municipality from the Taxpayer originally assessed for them and
from any subsequent owner of the assessed land or any part of it. The Municipality may
issue a warrant to distrain for property taxes if the taxes remain unpaid for a period of
fourteen days after the installment due date. Bailiffs will be used where there is the
potential that the recovery of tax arrears by the other methods would not cover the
outstanding taxes or where other methods are prohibited due to overriding legislation.
Bailiff Action
Under Section 349 of the Municipal Act, the Municipality may recover taxes with costs
as a debt due to the Municipality from the Taxpayer originally assessed for them and
from any subsequent owner of the assessed land or any part of it. The Municipality may
issue a warrant to distrain for property taxes if the taxes remain unpaid for a period of
fourteen days after the installment due date. Bailiffs will be used where there is the
potential that the recovery of tax arrears by the other methods would not cover the
outstanding taxes or where other methods are prohibited due to overriding legislation.
Bailiff Action
Under Section 349 of the Municipal Act, the Municipality may recover taxes with costs
as a debt due to the Municipality from the Taxpayer originally assessed for them and
from any subsequent owner of the assessed land or any part of it. The Municipality may
issue a warrant to distrain for property taxes if the taxes remain unpaid for a period of
fourteen days after the installment due date. Bailiffs will be used where there is the
potential that the recovery of tax arrears by the other methods would not cover the
outstanding taxes or where other methods are prohibited due to overriding legislation.
Bailiff Action
Under Section 349 of the Municipal Act, the Municipality may recover taxes with costs
as a debt due to the Municipality from the Taxpayer originally assessed for them and
from any subsequent owner of the assessed land or any part of it. The Municipality may
issue a warrant to distrain for property taxes if the taxes remain unpaid for a period of
fourteen days after the installment due date. Bailiffs will be used where there is the
potential that the recovery of tax arrears by the other methods would not cover the
outstanding taxes or where other methods are prohibited due to overriding legislation.
Bailiff Action
Under Section 349 of the Municipal Act, the Municipality may recover taxes with costs
as a debt due to the Municipality from the Taxpayer originally assessed for them and
from any subsequent owner of the assessed land or any part of it. The Municipality may
issue a warrant to distrain for property taxes if the taxes remain unpaid for a period of
fourteen days after the installment due date. Bailiffs will be used where there is the
potential that the recovery of tax arrears by the other methods would not cover the
outstanding taxes or where other methods are prohibited due to overriding legislation.
Seize other assets:
The Municipality may seize other assets, however this action will be limited as there is
no guarantee of legal cost recovery.
Seize other assets:
The Municipality may seize other assets, however this action will be limited as there is
no guarantee of legal cost recovery.
Seize other assets:
The Municipality may seize other assets, however this action will be limited as there is
no guarantee of legal cost recovery.
Collection Agency:
Under Section 304 of the Municipal Act, if the Municipality has engaged a Collection
Agency, the collection agency may recover its costs as long as the costs do not exceed
the amount approved by the Municipality.
Under Section 304 of the Municipal Act, if the Municipality has engaged a Collection
Agency, the collection agency may recover its costs as long as the costs do not exceed
the amount approved by the Municipality.
Under Section 304 of the Municipal Act, if the Municipality has engaged a Collection
Agency, the collection agency may recover its costs as long as the costs do not exceed
the amount approved by the Municipality.
Under Section 304 of the Municipal Act, if the Municipality has engaged a Collection
Agency, the collection agency may recover its costs as long as the costs do not exceed
the amount approved by the Municipality.
Under Section 304 of the Municipal Act, if the Municipality has engaged a Collection
Agency, the collection agency may recover its costs as long as the costs do not exceed
the amount approved by the Municipality.
Under Section 304 of the Municipal Act, if the Municipality has engaged a Collection
Agency, the collection agency may recover its costs as long as the costs do not exceed
the amount approved by the Municipality.
A letter informing property owners of the potential of their account being transferred to a
collection agency will be sent in advance of doing so. The letter will indicate a deadline,
by which payment or arrangements suitable to the Tax Collector are made.
A letter informing property owners of the potential of their account being transferred to a
collection agency will be sent in advance of doing so. The letter will indicate a deadline,
by which payment or arrangements suitable to the Tax Collector are made.
A letter informing property owners of the potential of their account being transferred to a
collection agency will be sent in advance of doing so. The letter will indicate a deadline,
by which payment or arrangements suitable to the Tax Collector are made.
A letter informing property owners of the potential of their account being transferred to a
collection agency will be sent in advance of doing so. The letter will indicate a deadline,
by which payment or arrangements suitable to the Tax Collector are made.
Collection through Tax Registration/Tax Sale Procedures
Tax Registration
Arrears of two years may be subject to the Tax Registration process commencing on
the first day of the following year. Each year, the Municipality will review its property tax
aged ledger summary for individual property tax accounts that are at 2 years or more in
arrears. If acceptable payment arrangements are not negotiated, then the Municipality
may select properties that meet legislated criteria to be subject to the municipal tax sale
process.
Tax Registration
Arrears of two years may be subject to the Tax Registration process commencing on
the first day of the following year. Each year, the Municipality will review its property tax
aged ledger summary for individual property tax accounts that are at 2 years or more in
arrears. If acceptable payment arrangements are not negotiated, then the Municipality
may select properties that meet legislated criteria to be subject to the municipal tax sale
process.
Tax Registration
Arrears of two years may be subject to the Tax Registration process commencing on
the first day of the following year. Each year, the Municipality will review its property tax
aged ledger summary for individual property tax accounts that are at 2 years or more in
arrears. If acceptable payment arrangements are not negotiated, then the Municipality
may select properties that meet legislated criteria to be subject to the municipal tax sale
process.
Tax Registration
Arrears of two years may be subject to the Tax Registration process commencing on
the first day of the following year. Each year, the Municipality will review its property tax
aged ledger summary for individual property tax accounts that are at 2 years or more in
arrears. If acceptable payment arrangements are not negotiated, then the Municipality
may select properties that meet legislated criteria to be subject to the municipal tax sale
process.
Tax Registration
Arrears of two years may be subject to the Tax Registration process commencing on
the first day of the following year. Each year, the Municipality will review its property tax
aged ledger summary for individual property tax accounts that are at 2 years or more in
arrears. If acceptable payment arrangements are not negotiated, then the Municipality
may select properties that meet legislated criteria to be subject to the municipal tax sale
process.
Tax Registration
Arrears of two years may be subject to the Tax Registration process commencing on
the first day of the following year. Each year, the Municipality will review its property tax
aged ledger summary for individual property tax accounts that are at 2 years or more in
arrears. If acceptable payment arrangements are not negotiated, then the Municipality
may select properties that meet legislated criteria to be subject to the municipal tax sale
process.
Tax Registration
Arrears of two years may be subject to the Tax Registration process commencing on
the first day of the following year. Each year, the Municipality will review its property tax
aged ledger summary for individual property tax accounts that are at 2 years or more in
arrears. If acceptable payment arrangements are not negotiated, then the Municipality
may select properties that meet legislated criteria to be subject to the municipal tax sale
process.
Tax Registration
Arrears of two years may be subject to the Tax Registration process commencing on
the first day of the following year. Each year, the Municipality will review its property tax
aged ledger summary for individual property tax accounts that are at 2 years or more in
arrears. If acceptable payment arrangements are not negotiated, then the Municipality
may select properties that meet legislated criteria to be subject to the municipal tax sale
process.
Tax Registration
Arrears of two years may be subject to the Tax Registration process commencing on
the first day of the following year. Each year, the Municipality will review its property tax
aged ledger summary for individual property tax accounts that are at 2 years or more in
arrears. If acceptable payment arrangements are not negotiated, then the Municipality
may select properties that meet legislated criteria to be subject to the municipal tax sale
process.
A letter informing property owners of potential tax registration will be sent in advance of
initiating the procedures. The letter will indicate a deadline, not less than twenty-one
days after the date of the letter by which payment or arrangements suitable to the Tax
Collector are made.
A letter informing property owners of potential tax registration will be sent in advance of
initiating the procedures. The letter will indicate a deadline, not less than twenty-one
days after the date of the letter by which payment or arrangements suitable to the Tax
Collector are made.
A letter informing property owners of potential tax registration will be sent in advance of
initiating the procedures. The letter will indicate a deadline, not less than twenty-one
days after the date of the letter by which payment or arrangements suitable to the Tax
Collector are made.
A letter informing property owners of potential tax registration will be sent in advance of
initiating the procedures. The letter will indicate a deadline, not less than twenty-one
days after the date of the letter by which payment or arrangements suitable to the Tax
Collector are made.
A letter informing property owners of potential tax registration will be sent in advance of
initiating the procedures. The letter will indicate a deadline, not less than twenty-one
days after the date of the letter by which payment or arrangements suitable to the Tax
Collector are made.
A letter informing property owners of potential tax registration will be sent in advance of
initiating the procedures. The letter will indicate a deadline, not less than twenty-one
days after the date of the letter by which payment or arrangements suitable to the Tax
Collector are made.
A letter informing property owners of potential tax registration will be sent in advance of
initiating the procedures. The letter will indicate a deadline, not less than twenty-one
days after the date of the letter by which payment or arrangements suitable to the Tax
Collector are made.
Once tax registration procedures commence, the property owner or interested party has
one year from the date of registration in which to redeem the property by paying the
'Cancellation Price' which includes all taxes, penalty and interest outstanding, including
all associated legal and administration fees and costs.
Once tax registration procedures commence, the property owner or interested party has
one year from the date of registration in which to redeem the property by paying the
'Cancellation Price' which includes all taxes, penalty and interest outstanding, including
all associated legal and administration fees and costs.
Once tax registration procedures commence, the property owner or interested party has
one year from the date of registration in which to redeem the property by paying the
'Cancellation Price' which includes all taxes, penalty and interest outstanding, including
all associated legal and administration fees and costs.
Once tax registration procedures commence, the property owner or interested party has
one year from the date of registration in which to redeem the property by paying the
'Cancellation Price' which includes all taxes, penalty and interest outstanding, including
all associated legal and administration fees and costs.
Once tax registration procedures commence, the property owner or interested party has
one year from the date of registration in which to redeem the property by paying the
'Cancellation Price' which includes all taxes, penalty and interest outstanding, including
all associated legal and administration fees and costs.
Once tax registration procedures commence, the property owner or interested party has
one year from the date of registration in which to redeem the property by paying the
'Cancellation Price' which includes all taxes, penalty and interest outstanding, including
all associated legal and administration fees and costs.
The Municipality's solicitor or a contracted tax registration firm may be used to process
the required statutory notices/declarations.
The Municipality's solicitor or a contracted tax registration firm may be used to process
the required statutory notices/declarations.
Fees will be added to the account as established by Municipal by-law from time to time,
throughout the tax registration process to cover all costs associated with registration of
the property.
Fees will be added to the account as established by Municipal by-law from time to time,
throughout the tax registration process to cover all costs associated with registration of
the property.
Fees will be added to the account as established by Municipal by-law from time to time,
throughout the tax registration process to cover all costs associated with registration of
the property.
Fees will be added to the account as established by Municipal by-law from time to time,
throughout the tax registration process to cover all costs associated with registration of
the property.
Fees will be added to the account as established by Municipal by-law from time to time,
throughout the tax registration process to cover all costs associated with registration of
the property.
Fees will be added to the account as established by Municipal by-law from time to time,
throughout the tax registration process to cover all costs associated with registration of
the property.
Extension Agreement
A taxpayer in Tax Registration may request an Extension Agreement, which will extend
the period of time in which the balance outstanding is to be paid. The Tax Collector may
enter into an agreement with the Owner before the property is registered. After the
property is registered, the Treasurer must approve the request within one year of the
date that the property was registered for Tax Sale. Extension agreements are subject to
terms and conditions set out in the agreement and are established on a property by
property basis using the following guidelines:
Extension Agreement
A taxpayer in Tax Registration may request an Extension Agreement, which will extend
the period of time in which the balance outstanding is to be paid. The Tax Collector may
enter into an agreement with the Owner before the property is registered. After the
property is registered, the Treasurer must approve the request within one year of the
date that the property was registered for Tax Sale. Extension agreements are subject to
terms and conditions set out in the agreement and are established on a property by
property basis using the following guidelines:
Extension Agreement
A taxpayer in Tax Registration may request an Extension Agreement, which will extend
the period of time in which the balance outstanding is to be paid. The Tax Collector may
enter into an agreement with the Owner before the property is registered. After the
property is registered, the Treasurer must approve the request within one year of the
date that the property was registered for Tax Sale. Extension agreements are subject to
terms and conditions set out in the agreement and are established on a property by
property basis using the following guidelines:
Extension Agreement
A taxpayer in Tax Registration may request an Extension Agreement, which will extend
the period of time in which the balance outstanding is to be paid. The Tax Collector may
enter into an agreement with the Owner before the property is registered. After the
property is registered, the Treasurer must approve the request within one year of the
date that the property was registered for Tax Sale. Extension agreements are subject to
terms and conditions set out in the agreement and are established on a property by
property basis using the following guidelines:
Extension Agreement
A taxpayer in Tax Registration may request an Extension Agreement, which will extend
the period of time in which the balance outstanding is to be paid. The Tax Collector may
enter into an agreement with the Owner before the property is registered. After the
property is registered, the Treasurer must approve the request within one year of the
date that the property was registered for Tax Sale. Extension agreements are subject to
terms and conditions set out in the agreement and are established on a property by
property basis using the following guidelines:
Extension Agreement
A taxpayer in Tax Registration may request an Extension Agreement, which will extend
the period of time in which the balance outstanding is to be paid. The Tax Collector may
enter into an agreement with the Owner before the property is registered. After the
property is registered, the Treasurer must approve the request within one year of the
date that the property was registered for Tax Sale. Extension agreements are subject to
terms and conditions set out in the agreement and are established on a property by
property basis using the following guidelines:
Extension Agreement
A taxpayer in Tax Registration may request an Extension Agreement, which will extend
the period of time in which the balance outstanding is to be paid. The Tax Collector may
enter into an agreement with the Owner before the property is registered. After the
property is registered, the Treasurer must approve the request within one year of the
date that the property was registered for Tax Sale. Extension agreements are subject to
terms and conditions set out in the agreement and are established on a property by
property basis using the following guidelines:
Extension Agreement
A taxpayer in Tax Registration may request an Extension Agreement, which will extend
the period of time in which the balance outstanding is to be paid. The Tax Collector may
enter into an agreement with the Owner before the property is registered. After the
property is registered, the Treasurer must approve the request within one year of the
date that the property was registered for Tax Sale. Extension agreements are subject to
terms and conditions set out in the agreement and are established on a property by
property basis using the following guidelines:
Extension Agreement
A taxpayer in Tax Registration may request an Extension Agreement, which will extend
the period of time in which the balance outstanding is to be paid. The Tax Collector may
enter into an agreement with the Owner before the property is registered. After the
property is registered, the Treasurer must approve the request within one year of the
date that the property was registered for Tax Sale. Extension agreements are subject to
terms and conditions set out in the agreement and are established on a property by
property basis using the following guidelines:
Extension Agreement
A taxpayer in Tax Registration may request an Extension Agreement, which will extend
the period of time in which the balance outstanding is to be paid. The Tax Collector may
enter into an agreement with the Owner before the property is registered. After the
property is registered, the Treasurer must approve the request within one year of the
date that the property was registered for Tax Sale. Extension agreements are subject to
terms and conditions set out in the agreement and are established on a property by
property basis using the following guidelines:
Extension Agreement
A taxpayer in Tax Registration may request an Extension Agreement, which will extend
the period of time in which the balance outstanding is to be paid. The Tax Collector may
enter into an agreement with the Owner before the property is registered. After the
property is registered, the Treasurer must approve the request within one year of the
date that the property was registered for Tax Sale. Extension agreements are subject to
terms and conditions set out in the agreement and are established on a property by
property basis using the following guidelines:
Extension Agreement
A taxpayer in Tax Registration may request an Extension Agreement, which will extend
the period of time in which the balance outstanding is to be paid. The Tax Collector may
enter into an agreement with the Owner before the property is registered. After the
property is registered, the Treasurer must approve the request within one year of the
date that the property was registered for Tax Sale. Extension agreements are subject to
terms and conditions set out in the agreement and are established on a property by
property basis using the following guidelines:
- Maximum term of the agreement is 12 months to clear all outstanding balances,
unless in extenuating circumstances an alternate agreement may be reviewed
and approved by the Treasurer; and
- Maximum term of the agreement is 12 months to clear all outstanding balances,
unless in extenuating circumstances an alternate agreement may be reviewed
and approved by the Treasurer; and
- Maximum term of the agreement is 12 months to clear all outstanding balances,
unless in extenuating circumstances an alternate agreement may be reviewed
and approved by the Treasurer; and
- Maximum term of the agreement is 12 months to clear all outstanding balances,
unless in extenuating circumstances an alternate agreement may be reviewed
and approved by the Treasurer; and
- Maximum term of the agreement is 12 months to clear all outstanding balances,
unless in extenuating circumstances an alternate agreement may be reviewed
and approved by the Treasurer; and
- Monthly payment(s) required over term of extension agreement.
In the event of default, a registered letter will notify the taxpayer as such, and the
agreement is thereby terminated, putting the property in the same position in Tax
Registration and Sale proceedings as it was prior to entering into the Extension
Agreement.
- Monthly payment(s) required over term of extension agreement.
In the event of default, a registered letter will notify the taxpayer as such, and the
agreement is thereby terminated, putting the property in the same position in Tax
Registration and Sale proceedings as it was prior to entering into the Extension
Agreement.
- Monthly payment(s) required over term of extension agreement.
In the event of default, a registered letter will notify the taxpayer as such, and the
agreement is thereby terminated, putting the property in the same position in Tax
Registration and Sale proceedings as it was prior to entering into the Extension
Agreement.
- Monthly payment(s) required over term of extension agreement.
In the event of default, a registered letter will notify the taxpayer as such, and the
agreement is thereby terminated, putting the property in the same position in Tax
Registration and Sale proceedings as it was prior to entering into the Extension
Agreement.
- Monthly payment(s) required over term of extension agreement.
In the event of default, a registered letter will notify the taxpayer as such, and the
agreement is thereby terminated, putting the property in the same position in Tax
Registration and Sale proceedings as it was prior to entering into the Extension
Agreement.
- Monthly payment(s) required over term of extension agreement.
In the event of default, a registered letter will notify the taxpayer as such, and the
agreement is thereby terminated, putting the property in the same position in Tax
Registration and Sale proceedings as it was prior to entering into the Extension
Agreement.
- Monthly payment(s) required over term of extension agreement.
In the event of default, a registered letter will notify the taxpayer as such, and the
agreement is thereby terminated, putting the property in the same position in Tax
Registration and Sale proceedings as it was prior to entering into the Extension
Agreement.
- Monthly payment(s) required over term of extension agreement.
In the event of default, a registered letter will notify the taxpayer as such, and the
agreement is thereby terminated, putting the property in the same position in Tax
Registration and Sale proceedings as it was prior to entering into the Extension
Agreement.
- Monthly payment(s) required over term of extension agreement.
In the event of default, a registered letter will notify the taxpayer as such, and the
agreement is thereby terminated, putting the property in the same position in Tax
Registration and Sale proceedings as it was prior to entering into the Extension
Agreement.
Tax Sale
Properties that meet one of the following criteria may be advertised for Tax Sale:
Tax Sale
Properties that meet one of the following criteria may be advertised for Tax Sale:
- Tax arrears are not paid in full within one year of the date of registration; or
- Tax arrears are not paid in full within one year of the date of registration; or
- Taxpayer has defaulted on an Extension Agreement.
- Taxpayer has defaulted on an Extension Agreement.
- Taxpayer has defaulted on an Extension Agreement.
The Municipal Act provides that the property may then be sold by sealed tender, or
public auction. The Municipality's preference is by sealed tender. Tenders are opened in
an open forum, recorded as received, and then reviewed to ensure completeness of the
tenders submitted.
The Municipal Act provides that the property may then be sold by sealed tender, or
public auction. The Municipality's preference is by sealed tender. Tenders are opened in
an open forum, recorded as received, and then reviewed to ensure completeness of the
tenders submitted.
The Municipal Act provides that the property may then be sold by sealed tender, or
public auction. The Municipality's preference is by sealed tender. Tenders are opened in
an open forum, recorded as received, and then reviewed to ensure completeness of the
tenders submitted.
The Municipal Act provides that the property may then be sold by sealed tender, or
public auction. The Municipality's preference is by sealed tender. Tenders are opened in
an open forum, recorded as received, and then reviewed to ensure completeness of the
tenders submitted.
The Municipal Act provides that the property may then be sold by sealed tender, or
public auction. The Municipality's preference is by sealed tender. Tenders are opened in
an open forum, recorded as received, and then reviewed to ensure completeness of the
tenders submitted.
The Municipal Act provides that the property may then be sold by sealed tender, or
public auction. The Municipality's preference is by sealed tender. Tenders are opened in
an open forum, recorded as received, and then reviewed to ensure completeness of the
tenders submitted.
The Municipal Act provides that the property may then be sold by sealed tender, or
public auction. The Municipality's preference is by sealed tender. Tenders are opened in
an open forum, recorded as received, and then reviewed to ensure completeness of the
tenders submitted.
The Municipal Act provides that the property may then be sold by sealed tender, or
public auction. The Municipality's preference is by sealed tender. Tenders are opened in
an open forum, recorded as received, and then reviewed to ensure completeness of the
tenders submitted.
Successful Purchaser
The highest tenderer or two highest tenderers, if more than one is received, is retained.
The minimum acceptable bid is the cancellation price. Notice is sent to the highest
bidder requesting payment of the balance of the amount tendered, applicable land
transfer tax, and accumulated taxes to date. All tax sale costs are added to the
individual property tax account balance. Payment must be received from the highest
bidder within 14 days from the date of the notices of highest bidder being mailed by the
treasurer. Upon receipt, the treasurer shall issue a receipt and declare the highest
bidder to be the successful purchaser. If no payment is received within 14 calendar
days of the mailing of the notice, the deposit is forfeited to the Municipality. A notice is
then sent to the second highest bidder and the process repeats.
Successful Purchaser
The highest tenderer or two highest tenderers, if more than one is received, is retained.
The minimum acceptable bid is the cancellation price. Notice is sent to the highest
bidder requesting payment of the balance of the amount tendered, applicable land
transfer tax, and accumulated taxes to date. All tax sale costs are added to the
individual property tax account balance. Payment must be received from the highest
bidder within 14 days from the date of the notices of highest bidder being mailed by the
treasurer. Upon receipt, the treasurer shall issue a receipt and declare the highest
bidder to be the successful purchaser. If no payment is received within 14 calendar
days of the mailing of the notice, the deposit is forfeited to the Municipality. A notice is
then sent to the second highest bidder and the process repeats.
Successful Purchaser
The highest tenderer or two highest tenderers, if more than one is received, is retained.
The minimum acceptable bid is the cancellation price. Notice is sent to the highest
bidder requesting payment of the balance of the amount tendered, applicable land
transfer tax, and accumulated taxes to date. All tax sale costs are added to the
individual property tax account balance. Payment must be received from the highest
bidder within 14 days from the date of the notices of highest bidder being mailed by the
treasurer. Upon receipt, the treasurer shall issue a receipt and declare the highest
bidder to be the successful purchaser. If no payment is received within 14 calendar
days of the mailing of the notice, the deposit is forfeited to the Municipality. A notice is
then sent to the second highest bidder and the process repeats.
Successful Purchaser
The highest tenderer or two highest tenderers, if more than one is received, is retained.
The minimum acceptable bid is the cancellation price. Notice is sent to the highest
bidder requesting payment of the balance of the amount tendered, applicable land
transfer tax, and accumulated taxes to date. All tax sale costs are added to the
individual property tax account balance. Payment must be received from the highest
bidder within 14 days from the date of the notices of highest bidder being mailed by the
treasurer. Upon receipt, the treasurer shall issue a receipt and declare the highest
bidder to be the successful purchaser. If no payment is received within 14 calendar
days of the mailing of the notice, the deposit is forfeited to the Municipality. A notice is
then sent to the second highest bidder and the process repeats.
Successful Purchaser
The highest tenderer or two highest tenderers, if more than one is received, is retained.
The minimum acceptable bid is the cancellation price. Notice is sent to the highest
bidder requesting payment of the balance of the amount tendered, applicable land
transfer tax, and accumulated taxes to date. All tax sale costs are added to the
individual property tax account balance. Payment must be received from the highest
bidder within 14 days from the date of the notices of highest bidder being mailed by the
treasurer. Upon receipt, the treasurer shall issue a receipt and declare the highest
bidder to be the successful purchaser. If no payment is received within 14 calendar
days of the mailing of the notice, the deposit is forfeited to the Municipality. A notice is
then sent to the second highest bidder and the process repeats.
Successful Purchaser
The highest tenderer or two highest tenderers, if more than one is received, is retained.
The minimum acceptable bid is the cancellation price. Notice is sent to the highest
bidder requesting payment of the balance of the amount tendered, applicable land
transfer tax, and accumulated taxes to date. All tax sale costs are added to the
individual property tax account balance. Payment must be received from the highest
bidder within 14 days from the date of the notices of highest bidder being mailed by the
treasurer. Upon receipt, the treasurer shall issue a receipt and declare the highest
bidder to be the successful purchaser. If no payment is received within 14 calendar
days of the mailing of the notice, the deposit is forfeited to the Municipality. A notice is
then sent to the second highest bidder and the process repeats.
Successful Purchaser
The highest tenderer or two highest tenderers, if more than one is received, is retained.
The minimum acceptable bid is the cancellation price. Notice is sent to the highest
bidder requesting payment of the balance of the amount tendered, applicable land
transfer tax, and accumulated taxes to date. All tax sale costs are added to the
individual property tax account balance. Payment must be received from the highest
bidder within 14 days from the date of the notices of highest bidder being mailed by the
treasurer. Upon receipt, the treasurer shall issue a receipt and declare the highest
bidder to be the successful purchaser. If no payment is received within 14 calendar
days of the mailing of the notice, the deposit is forfeited to the Municipality. A notice is
then sent to the second highest bidder and the process repeats.
Successful Purchaser
The highest tenderer or two highest tenderers, if more than one is received, is retained.
The minimum acceptable bid is the cancellation price. Notice is sent to the highest
bidder requesting payment of the balance of the amount tendered, applicable land
transfer tax, and accumulated taxes to date. All tax sale costs are added to the
individual property tax account balance. Payment must be received from the highest
bidder within 14 days from the date of the notices of highest bidder being mailed by the
treasurer. Upon receipt, the treasurer shall issue a receipt and declare the highest
bidder to be the successful purchaser. If no payment is received within 14 calendar
days of the mailing of the notice, the deposit is forfeited to the Municipality. A notice is
then sent to the second highest bidder and the process repeats.
Successful Purchaser
The highest tenderer or two highest tenderers, if more than one is received, is retained.
The minimum acceptable bid is the cancellation price. Notice is sent to the highest
bidder requesting payment of the balance of the amount tendered, applicable land
transfer tax, and accumulated taxes to date. All tax sale costs are added to the
individual property tax account balance. Payment must be received from the highest
bidder within 14 days from the date of the notices of highest bidder being mailed by the
treasurer. Upon receipt, the treasurer shall issue a receipt and declare the highest
bidder to be the successful purchaser. If no payment is received within 14 calendar
days of the mailing of the notice, the deposit is forfeited to the Municipality. A notice is
then sent to the second highest bidder and the process repeats.
Successful Purchaser
The highest tenderer or two highest tenderers, if more than one is received, is retained.
The minimum acceptable bid is the cancellation price. Notice is sent to the highest
bidder requesting payment of the balance of the amount tendered, applicable land
transfer tax, and accumulated taxes to date. All tax sale costs are added to the
individual property tax account balance. Payment must be received from the highest
bidder within 14 days from the date of the notices of highest bidder being mailed by the
treasurer. Upon receipt, the treasurer shall issue a receipt and declare the highest
bidder to be the successful purchaser. If no payment is received within 14 calendar
days of the mailing of the notice, the deposit is forfeited to the Municipality. A notice is
then sent to the second highest bidder and the process repeats.
Successful Purchaser
The highest tenderer or two highest tenderers, if more than one is received, is retained.
The minimum acceptable bid is the cancellation price. Notice is sent to the highest
bidder requesting payment of the balance of the amount tendered, applicable land
transfer tax, and accumulated taxes to date. All tax sale costs are added to the
individual property tax account balance. Payment must be received from the highest
bidder within 14 days from the date of the notices of highest bidder being mailed by the
treasurer. Upon receipt, the treasurer shall issue a receipt and declare the highest
bidder to be the successful purchaser. If no payment is received within 14 calendar
days of the mailing of the notice, the deposit is forfeited to the Municipality. A notice is
then sent to the second highest bidder and the process repeats.
Successful Purchaser
The highest tenderer or two highest tenderers, if more than one is received, is retained.
The minimum acceptable bid is the cancellation price. Notice is sent to the highest
bidder requesting payment of the balance of the amount tendered, applicable land
transfer tax, and accumulated taxes to date. All tax sale costs are added to the
individual property tax account balance. Payment must be received from the highest
bidder within 14 days from the date of the notices of highest bidder being mailed by the
treasurer. Upon receipt, the treasurer shall issue a receipt and declare the highest
bidder to be the successful purchaser. If no payment is received within 14 calendar
days of the mailing of the notice, the deposit is forfeited to the Municipality. A notice is
then sent to the second highest bidder and the process repeats.
Successful Purchaser
The highest tenderer or two highest tenderers, if more than one is received, is retained.
The minimum acceptable bid is the cancellation price. Notice is sent to the highest
bidder requesting payment of the balance of the amount tendered, applicable land
transfer tax, and accumulated taxes to date. All tax sale costs are added to the
individual property tax account balance. Payment must be received from the highest
bidder within 14 days from the date of the notices of highest bidder being mailed by the
treasurer. Upon receipt, the treasurer shall issue a receipt and declare the highest
bidder to be the successful purchaser. If no payment is received within 14 calendar
days of the mailing of the notice, the deposit is forfeited to the Municipality. A notice is
then sent to the second highest bidder and the process repeats.
Successful Purchaser
The highest tenderer or two highest tenderers, if more than one is received, is retained.
The minimum acceptable bid is the cancellation price. Notice is sent to the highest
bidder requesting payment of the balance of the amount tendered, applicable land
transfer tax, and accumulated taxes to date. All tax sale costs are added to the
individual property tax account balance. Payment must be received from the highest
bidder within 14 days from the date of the notices of highest bidder being mailed by the
treasurer. Upon receipt, the treasurer shall issue a receipt and declare the highest
bidder to be the successful purchaser. If no payment is received within 14 calendar
days of the mailing of the notice, the deposit is forfeited to the Municipality. A notice is
then sent to the second highest bidder and the process repeats.
Successful Purchaser
The highest tenderer or two highest tenderers, if more than one is received, is retained.
The minimum acceptable bid is the cancellation price. Notice is sent to the highest
bidder requesting payment of the balance of the amount tendered, applicable land
transfer tax, and accumulated taxes to date. All tax sale costs are added to the
individual property tax account balance. Payment must be received from the highest
bidder within 14 days from the date of the notices of highest bidder being mailed by the
treasurer. Upon receipt, the treasurer shall issue a receipt and declare the highest
bidder to be the successful purchaser. If no payment is received within 14 calendar
days of the mailing of the notice, the deposit is forfeited to the Municipality. A notice is
then sent to the second highest bidder and the process repeats.
Vesting
Where there is no successful purchaser, all risks of taking possession of the property
may be identified, including any Crown Liens or environmental issues, after which time
a notice of vesting may be issued and the property is registered in the name of the
Municipality and the Tax Sale proceedings are cancelled. Council has two years to
decide whether to vest a property. The Municipal Act allows for inspection of the
property including an environmental assessment. Council may alternatively choose to
re-advertise the property for another tender within 2 years.
Vesting
Where there is no successful purchaser, all risks of taking possession of the property
may be identified, including any Crown Liens or environmental issues, after which time
a notice of vesting may be issued and the property is registered in the name of the
Municipality and the Tax Sale proceedings are cancelled. Council has two years to
decide whether to vest a property. The Municipal Act allows for inspection of the
property including an environmental assessment. Council may alternatively choose to
re-advertise the property for another tender within 2 years.
Vesting
Where there is no successful purchaser, all risks of taking possession of the property
may be identified, including any Crown Liens or environmental issues, after which time
a notice of vesting may be issued and the property is registered in the name of the
Municipality and the Tax Sale proceedings are cancelled. Council has two years to
decide whether to vest a property. The Municipal Act allows for inspection of the
property including an environmental assessment. Council may alternatively choose to
re-advertise the property for another tender within 2 years.
Vesting
Where there is no successful purchaser, all risks of taking possession of the property
may be identified, including any Crown Liens or environmental issues, after which time
a notice of vesting may be issued and the property is registered in the name of the
Municipality and the Tax Sale proceedings are cancelled. Council has two years to
decide whether to vest a property. The Municipal Act allows for inspection of the
property including an environmental assessment. Council may alternatively choose to
re-advertise the property for another tender within 2 years.
Vesting
Where there is no successful purchaser, all risks of taking possession of the property
may be identified, including any Crown Liens or environmental issues, after which time
a notice of vesting may be issued and the property is registered in the name of the
Municipality and the Tax Sale proceedings are cancelled. Council has two years to
decide whether to vest a property. The Municipal Act allows for inspection of the
property including an environmental assessment. Council may alternatively choose to
re-advertise the property for another tender within 2 years.
Vesting
Where there is no successful purchaser, all risks of taking possession of the property
may be identified, including any Crown Liens or environmental issues, after which time
a notice of vesting may be issued and the property is registered in the name of the
Municipality and the Tax Sale proceedings are cancelled. Council has two years to
decide whether to vest a property. The Municipal Act allows for inspection of the
property including an environmental assessment. Council may alternatively choose to
re-advertise the property for another tender within 2 years.
Vesting
Where there is no successful purchaser, all risks of taking possession of the property
may be identified, including any Crown Liens or environmental issues, after which time
a notice of vesting may be issued and the property is registered in the name of the
Municipality and the Tax Sale proceedings are cancelled. Council has two years to
decide whether to vest a property. The Municipal Act allows for inspection of the
property including an environmental assessment. Council may alternatively choose to
re-advertise the property for another tender within 2 years.
Vesting
Where there is no successful purchaser, all risks of taking possession of the property
may be identified, including any Crown Liens or environmental issues, after which time
a notice of vesting may be issued and the property is registered in the name of the
Municipality and the Tax Sale proceedings are cancelled. Council has two years to
decide whether to vest a property. The Municipal Act allows for inspection of the
property including an environmental assessment. Council may alternatively choose to
re-advertise the property for another tender within 2 years.
Vesting
Where there is no successful purchaser, all risks of taking possession of the property
may be identified, including any Crown Liens or environmental issues, after which time
a notice of vesting may be issued and the property is registered in the name of the
Municipality and the Tax Sale proceedings are cancelled. Council has two years to
decide whether to vest a property. The Municipal Act allows for inspection of the
property including an environmental assessment. Council may alternatively choose to
re-advertise the property for another tender within 2 years.
Vesting
Where there is no successful purchaser, all risks of taking possession of the property
may be identified, including any Crown Liens or environmental issues, after which time
a notice of vesting may be issued and the property is registered in the name of the
Municipality and the Tax Sale proceedings are cancelled. Council has two years to
decide whether to vest a property. The Municipal Act allows for inspection of the
property including an environmental assessment. Council may alternatively choose to
re-advertise the property for another tender within 2 years.
Vesting
Where there is no successful purchaser, all risks of taking possession of the property
may be identified, including any Crown Liens or environmental issues, after which time
a notice of vesting may be issued and the property is registered in the name of the
Municipality and the Tax Sale proceedings are cancelled. Council has two years to
decide whether to vest a property. The Municipal Act allows for inspection of the
property including an environmental assessment. Council may alternatively choose to
re-advertise the property for another tender within 2 years.
Vesting
Where there is no successful purchaser, all risks of taking possession of the property
may be identified, including any Crown Liens or environmental issues, after which time
a notice of vesting may be issued and the property is registered in the name of the
Municipality and the Tax Sale proceedings are cancelled. Council has two years to
decide whether to vest a property. The Municipal Act allows for inspection of the
property including an environmental assessment. Council may alternatively choose to
re-advertise the property for another tender within 2 years.
Vesting
Where there is no successful purchaser, all risks of taking possession of the property
may be identified, including any Crown Liens or environmental issues, after which time
a notice of vesting may be issued and the property is registered in the name of the
Municipality and the Tax Sale proceedings are cancelled. Council has two years to
decide whether to vest a property. The Municipal Act allows for inspection of the
property including an environmental assessment. Council may alternatively choose to
re-advertise the property for another tender within 2 years.
Vesting
Where there is no successful purchaser, all risks of taking possession of the property
may be identified, including any Crown Liens or environmental issues, after which time
a notice of vesting may be issued and the property is registered in the name of the
Municipality and the Tax Sale proceedings are cancelled. Council has two years to
decide whether to vest a property. The Municipal Act allows for inspection of the
property including an environmental assessment. Council may alternatively choose to
re-advertise the property for another tender within 2 years.
Vesting
Where there is no successful purchaser, all risks of taking possession of the property
may be identified, including any Crown Liens or environmental issues, after which time
a notice of vesting may be issued and the property is registered in the name of the
Municipality and the Tax Sale proceedings are cancelled. Council has two years to
decide whether to vest a property. The Municipal Act allows for inspection of the
property including an environmental assessment. Council may alternatively choose to
re-advertise the property for another tender within 2 years.
Tax Write-offs / Write-downs
If Council decides to vest the property, the tax arrears will be written off completely and
the property may be declared surplus and advertised for sale.
Tax Write-offs / Write-downs
If Council decides to vest the property, the tax arrears will be written off completely and
the property may be declared surplus and advertised for sale.
Tax Write-offs / Write-downs
If Council decides to vest the property, the tax arrears will be written off completely and
the property may be declared surplus and advertised for sale.
Tax Write-offs / Write-downs
If Council decides to vest the property, the tax arrears will be written off completely and
the property may be declared surplus and advertised for sale.
Tax Write-offs / Write-downs
If Council decides to vest the property, the tax arrears will be written off completely and
the property may be declared surplus and advertised for sale.
Tax Write-offs / Write-downs
If Council decides to vest the property, the tax arrears will be written off completely and
the property may be declared surplus and advertised for sale.
Tax Write-offs / Write-downs
If Council decides to vest the property, the tax arrears will be written off completely and
the property may be declared surplus and advertised for sale.
Tax Write-offs / Write-downs
If Council decides to vest the property, the tax arrears will be written off completely and
the property may be declared surplus and advertised for sale.
Following an unsuccessful tax sale, if Council decides not to vest, they may choose to
write off part of the taxes with the purpose of re-advertising the property for tax sale in
an attempt to better the odds of a successful tax sale.
Following an unsuccessful tax sale, if Council decides not to vest, they may choose to
write off part of the taxes with the purpose of re-advertising the property for tax sale in
an attempt to better the odds of a successful tax sale.
Following an unsuccessful tax sale, if Council decides not to vest, they may choose to
write off part of the taxes with the purpose of re-advertising the property for tax sale in
an attempt to better the odds of a successful tax sale.
Following an unsuccessful tax sale, if Council decides not to vest, they may choose to
write off part of the taxes with the purpose of re-advertising the property for tax sale in
an attempt to better the odds of a successful tax sale.
Following an unsuccessful tax sale, if Council decides not to vest, they may choose to
write off part of the taxes with the purpose of re-advertising the property for tax sale in
an attempt to better the odds of a successful tax sale.
Legislative Requirements:
The Assessment Act
The Municipal Act, 2001
The Assessment Act
The Municipal Act, 2001