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# Property Taxes
## **The 2026 Interim Tax Notice has been mailed out with the following due dates:**
* **First Installment: February 25, 2026**
* **Second Installment: April 27, 2026**
## **The 2026 Final Tax Notice due dates:**
* **First Installment: August 25, 2026**
* **Second Installment: October 26, 2026**
The Municipality of Oliver Paipoonge offers a pre-authorized debit plan to its taxpayers as another option to pay property taxes as well as, cheques, debit, and credit card (with a 1.75% fee)
### Learn More About Our New Program
A pre-authorized debit (PAD) plan authorizes the Municipality to automatically withdraw funds from a bank account designated by the taxpayer for payment of taxes.
Three types of plans are offered:
1. Tax installment withdrawn on the due date (4 times per year).
2. Twelve monthly payments (equal payments of annual taxes).
3. Arrears monthly payment plan (for accounts with arrears taxes to clear up).
Enrollment in PAD provides the following benefits:
* No missed due dates
* Easier budgeting
* Savings on postage
* No waiting in line
Fill out the PAD Agreement Form and send in or drop off at the Municipal Office along with a void cheque. For additional information on PAD, please contact the Treasurer at 807-935-2613 x 229 or [email protected].
## Frequently Asked Questions
### I have questions about your Property Assessment Notice?
Visit aboutmyproperty.ca or contact the Municipal Property Assessment Corporation (MPAC) Customer Contact Centre at 1-866-296-MPAC (6722), or 1-877-889-MPAC (6722).
aboutmyproperty.ca
### Where is the Municipal Office located?
**Municipal Office**
3250 Hwy 130
Rosslyn, ON P7K 0B1
T: (807) 935-2613
F: (807) 935-2161
### What are your hours?
Monday - Friday, 9:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
### When are the tax bills sent out?
Interim tax bills are sent out at the beginning of February with payments due at the end of February and the end of April. Following the passing of the budget, final tax bills are sent out at the beginning of August with payments due at the end of August and the end of October.
### Can I pay my taxes at my bank?
At the present time, no. However, you can pay by telephone or electronic banking. Call your bank to set up payments to the Municipality of Oliver Paipoonge. When paying taxes by telephone or electronically through your bank, you must enter the roll number of your property, which is located on your tax bill beginning with the number 5808 as your account vendor number. Some banks require all of the numbers included in the roll number while others disregard the 5808 and use the remaining numbers.
### My bank pays my taxes, why do I still receive a tax bill?
You will receive a tax notification that your taxes have been paid by the bank.
### Do you accept credit card payments?
Yes. However, all credit card payments must be done online via the Oliver Paipoonge website. Go to www.oliverpaipoonge.ca and click on the "Make a Payment" icon.
### What other payment options are available to me?
We accept post-dated cheques, debit card payments, money orders, personal cheques, and cash. Cheques may be left at either branch of the Provincial Alliance Credit Union for a fee set by the Credit Union. These cheques are forwarded to the Municipality on a regular basis.
As of January 2018 the Municipality also offers a **pre-authorized debit (PAD) payment option**.
### How are penalties and interest calculated?
Interest is calculated at 1.25% monthly on any outstanding balance.
### What if I disagree with my assessment?
The Municipal Property Assessment Corporation (MPAC) classifies and assesses all properties under the *Assessment Act* and regulations established by the Ontario Provincial Government. If you have questions concerning your assessment, Contact MPAC at 1-866-296-6722 or visit their website at www.mpac.ca.
### What other services do my taxes pay for?
The Municipality of Oliver Paipoonge and some neighbouring local governments share the costs of some provincially required services. Examples of shared region-wide services are: Emergency Management Ontario, Thunder Bay District Health Unit, Thunder Bay District Social Services Board, Municipal Property Assessment Corporation, Land Ambulance.
2018 Municipal Revenue & Expense Chart