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Tax Relief & Rebates
The Town of Halton Hills offers and participates in a range of tax relief programs, rebates and community funding opportunities to support residents, property owners, neighbourhoods and community organizations. This page provides an overview of available programs and directs you to application forms and additional details where applicable.
Property Tax Relief & Rebates
Farm Deferral Program
The Town of Halton Hills’ Farm Deferral Program was created to support local farmers by giving them more flexibility in paying their property taxes. Instead of making several payments throughout the year, farmers with land classified as farmland can delay their taxes and pay them later in a single instalment, usually in the fall. This helps farmers manage cash flow during important planting and growing seasons, when expenses are high and income may not yet be available. The program does not reduce taxes—it simply changes the timing of payments to better match the needs of the agricultural community.
Older Adults Property Tax Deferral Program
Regional Program
Are you an older adult homeowner in Halton living on a fixed income? If so, you may be eligible for a property tax deferral. Learn more about Halton Region's Older Adults Property Tax Deferral Program.
Seniors Tax Grant Program
Joint program with the Region and School Board
You may qualify for a $500 grant if you’re 65 or older, receive the Guaranteed Income Supplement, and own and live in your Halton Hills home for at least one year. Current recipients of the Seniors Tax Grant will automatically receive an application in the mail annually - annual submission deadline is October 1.
Charity Rebate Program
Regional Program
The Charity Rebate Program provides rebates to registered charities that have a valid registration number issued by the Canada Customs and Revenue Agency and occupy space in a commercial or industrial property. Application must be submitted to the Town of Halton Hills by February 28 for the previous year's property taxes.
Heritage Property Tax Refund Program
Eligible owners of designated heritage properties may apply for a partial refund of property taxes to support ongoing conservation efforts.
Learn more about Heritage Planning
Community Improvement & Economic Incentives
These programs support reinvestment, revitalization and long‑term community improvement.
Community Improvement Plan (CIP)
The Community Improvement Plan provides financial incentives to encourage redevelopment, property improvement and investment in targeted areas of Halton Hills.
Programs under the CIP may support:
Building improvements
Redevelopment and revitalization projects
Economic growth initiatives
Learn more about the Community Improvement Plan
Heritage Property Grant
Financial assistance may be available to help offset the cost of conserving and maintaining designated heritage properties. This program supports the preservation of heritage features and the long‑term protection of cultural and historical assets
Community & Neighbourhood Grants
Visit our community and neighbourhood grants webpage to find out more about the programs and grants offered by the Town of Halton Hills.
Important to Know
Programs are subject to available funding
Submission of an application does not guarantee approval
Funding programs may change or be updated from time to time