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Taxes

Property taxes help fund services delivered by the Town of Halton Hills, Halton Region and local school boards. Property owners receive interim and final tax bills each year and are responsible for paying their taxes by the dates shown on each bill. Use this page to learn about your tax bill, payment options, tax account services, property assessments, rebates and relief.

Didn't receive your tax bill?

Property owners are responsible for obtaining their tax bill.

Property owners can access their tax bill, account balance, payment information, and account details online through the Property Tax Portal.

Property Taxes

Tax bill due dates

To avoid late payment charges, payments must be received by the due date. Outstanding balances are subject to a 1.25% late payment charge on the first day of each month following the due date. For online or telephone banking, allow at least three business days for payment processing.

Returned payments are subject to a $45 fee. Late payment charges cannot be waived unless an administrative error or overcharge has occurred.

Visit the Property Tax portal

Mailed in early February: Has two bill remittance stubs

PaymentDue Date

1st Installment

February 27, 2026

2nd Installment

April 30, 2026

Mailed in early June: Has two bill remittance stubs

PaymentDue Date
 1st Installment June 30, 2026
 2nd Installment September 29, 2026
Pay Through Your Bank

Most property owners pay their taxes through their financial institution. You can make payments using online banking, telephone banking, an ATM, or by visiting your bank in person.

To ensure your payment is received on time, allow at least three business days for online or telephone banking payments to be processed before the due date.

Automatic Payments

Pre-authorized payment plans offer a convenient way to pay your property taxes automatically from your bank account.

You can choose from available payment plan options and have payments withdrawn on scheduled dates throughout the year. Residents can also sign up for, update, or cancel a pre-authorized payment plan through the Property Tax Portal.

View the per-authorized payment option
Other Payment Options

If your mortgage includes property taxes, your mortgage company may collect and remit property tax payments on your behalf.

You can also pay by cheque or use Plastiq to make a credit card payment. Additional fees may apply when using third-party payment services.

How to apply

The form is also available at the Corporate Services Dept. located at Town the Halton Hills Civic Centre. Please attach a "VOID" cheque and submit the application and void cheque to the attention of the Corporate Services Dept. Please submit one Pre-Authorized application form per property. Terms and Conditions - 15 Days Written Notice and a completed Payment Plan Cancellation/Banking Change Form is required for any cancellation and/or change.


Bank account changes

Our office requires written notification and a new VOID cheque if you are changing your bank account. Pre-authorized Payment Plan Cancellation/Banking Change Form. Questions regarding the above plans may be directed to the Corporate Services, at 905-873-2600 ext. 2622 or email the Tax Department.


Returned payments and penalties

An administrative fee will be applied to your account for payments not cleared by your financial institution. The Treasurer may remove a property from the property tax payment plan if two (2) instalments fail to be honoured during the same taxation year. Any unpaid balance of taxes shall be subject to penalties if overdue.


Pre-authorized payments

The Town of Halton Hills has three (3) plans available:

Payments are withdrawn on the last business banking day of each month.

  1. Monthly Plan Pre-Authorized Payment Plan Application Form

    • 10 months (January to October).

    • Account must be up to date.

    • Enrollments can take place throughout the year.

    • Notification will be sent twice a year, January (for new accounts only) and June indicating the date of each withdrawal and the amount. The June billing also indicates the first five (5) withdrawals for the following year. The June notification is your official receipt. Please retain for income tax purposes.

  2. Instalment Plan Pre-Authorized Payment Plan Application Form

    • Withdrawn automatically on each due date during the year (February, April, June and September).

    • Account must be up to date.

    • Enrollments can take place throughout the year.

    • Notification will be sent twice a year (January and June) indicating the date of each withdrawal and the amount. The June notification is your official receipt. Please retain for income tax purposes.

  3. Arrears Plan

    • 12 months (January to December).

    • This plan is for property owners that are in arrears and wish to work towards paying down their balance.

    • Payment amounts are determined by the Town in conjunction with the property owner.

Penalty will be applied to any past due amounts, however the statement of past due fee of $6.00 will be waived.

Setting up your property tax portal account

What you'll need

  • Roll number

  • Access code 
    shown on your tax bill

  • Owner name 
    exactly as listed on notice

Go to the Property Tax Portal now!
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Property Tax portal user guide
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Grants & Rebates

Tax Relief

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.

Charity Rebate 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 Incentives

Learn about financial incentive programs that help eligible heritage property owners offset the costs of preserving and maintaining heritage features.
Seniors Tax Grant Program

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.
Community Improvement Plan (CIP)

Explore grants and financial incentives that support property improvements, redevelopment, affordable housing, accessibility, energy efficiency, and business growth in Halton Hills.
check you eligibility

Deferral Programs

Explore property tax deferral programs available to eligible farmland owners and older adult homeowners, providing greater flexibility in managing property tax payments.

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.

Learn about Halton Region’s property tax deferral program for eligible older adult homeowners living on a fixed income.

See if you're eligible for the Older Adults Property Tax Deferral Program.

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