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Property taxes collected in the Township of Asphodel-Norwood provide for your local services such as road repair, snow clearing, library facilities, fire, and ambulance services.
For more information about your property, view the Municipal Property Assessment Corporation (MPAC) - About My Property website to learn more about how your property is assessed, this information allows you compare it to others in your area.
MPAC Property Assessment and Taxation Toolkit
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Change of Mailing Address |
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All mailing address changes need to be requested in writing, by the property owner, by submitting a Mailing Address Change Form. In the event that the property has become the responsibility of an executor, trustee or Power of Attorney, legal documentation must be provided to the Township along with the address change request. Please ensure the form is completed and signed prior to submitting. |
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Due Dates |
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There are a total of four (4) tax instalments every year, they are due during the months of March, May, August, and October. |
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E-billing |
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Would you like to receive your property tax bill by e-mail instead of regular mail? Receiving your property tax bill by e-mail will allow you to easily file these important documents electronically for future reference. Further, you will be able to access these bills wherever you have access to your e-mail and will avoid any delays incurred by regular postage. To cancel mail delivery of your property tax bill and start receiving e-mail delivery beginning with your next tax bill, please sign up here. Information from your property tax bill is required to sign up. Note: Overdue statements will continue to be delivered by regular mail. |
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Fees and Charges |
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Fees and Charges are approved annually by Council through the Fees and Charges By-law.
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| How are property taxes calculated? |
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The Municipal Property Assessment Corporation (MPAC) provides assessment values on each property to our office. The County provides the municipality with their tax rate once their budget is passed; the province sets the education rate. Once the municipal budget is passed, the tax amount is calculated by multiplying the property's assessment value by these three tax rates. MPAC has created a property assessment and taxation digital toolkit to help property owners learn more about Ontario’s property assessment and taxation system.
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| Notification Options |
| All correspondence, including reminder notices, are sent through Canada Post regular mail or email (by property owner's request). It is the property owner's responsibility to ensure the Township has the correct mailing address. Failure to receive a tax bill does not remove responsibility for payment by the due date. Penalty and interest charges will be incurred for late payments based on the Township's Collection Policy. |
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To change the ownership of a property, the Township requires:
You can contact our Tax Department upon closing of the transaction. Failure to receive a tax bill does not exempt the property owner from the Township's Collection Policy. |
| Payment Options |
| Payments must reach our offices before the instalment due dates to avoid penalty or interest charges. Payments received are applied to the oldest outstanding balance first. There are a number of payment options available for your taxes. |
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Property Assessment |
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The Municipal Property Assessment Corporation (MPAC) determines the assessed value of all properties in the Province of Ontario. MPAC has created a property assessment and taxation digital toolkit to help property owners learn more about Ontario’s property assessment and taxation system. As the municipality is not able to answer specific questions regarding your property assessment, please refer to the MPAC Website or contact MPAC directly at: Phone: 1-866-296-6722 |
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Property Tax Relief for Low Income Seniors and Low Income Persons with Disabilities within the County of Peterborough - Applications and evidence of benefits being received under the Family Benefits Act, the Ontario Disability Support Program Act, 1997 and/or the Old Age Security Act (Canada) or Canadian Pension Plan Disabilities Pension may be filed by eligible individuals with the Treasurer of your local municipality by November 15. Eligible property owners are entitled to a grant provided that the said tax increase for any single years exceeds $100.00, to a maximum relief of up to $200.00, which the Municipal Treasurer may approve or deny. Application forms are available on the County website. Visit the Ministry of Finance Website for more information regarding Vacancy Rebate. |
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School Support |
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Residents can choose to support one of four school boards: English Public, French Public, English Catholic or French Catholic. If you wish to change your school board support, please visit the link below. |
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Tax Dollar Breakdown |
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Tax Rates |
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Property tax rates are calculated by multiplying your annual assessment value by the tax rates established from the:
View 2024 Tax Rates (575 KB) |
