Property taxes are levied by the Township and provide the main source of revenue to deliver services supplied by the Township. The Township is also responsible for levying and collecting upper-tier taxes that are remitted to the County of Lennox and Addington; and education taxes on behalf of the province of Ontario, which are distributed to school boards.
Property tax bills are issued in February and June. If you have not received your tax bill by the 15th of February or June, please contact our tax department at 613-386-7351, ext. 119.
Select a topic for more information.
| Changes to Mailing Address, Ownership or Name |
| Let us know any time there is a change to your mailing address, ownership, or name. |
| How Property Taxes are Calculated |
| Find out more about how property taxes are calculated. |
| Installment Dates |
| Find the installment due dates for your interim and final tax bill from the Township |
| Payment Application and Late Payment Charges |
| Payment application and late payment charges. |
| Payment Options |
| Payment options for paying your property taxes. |
| Property Assessment and Tax Levy Lookup Tool |
| View property tax levies, taxable assessment and current value information using the Property Tax Assessment & Tax Levy Lookup Tool. Additional property information such as the assessed owner, tenants and legal descriptions can be viewed at the Municipal Office. |
| Financial Assistance and Relief |
| Financial assistance and relief available to property owners. |
| Tax Receipts and Statements, Rebates and Credits |
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Find out how to get a receipt for payment of your tax bill or obtain a duplicate statement. Find out more about Rebates and Credits. |
| Supplementary and Omitted Tax Bills |
| Supplementary and omitted tax bills which are sent out as a result of a new construction or change in your property during the taxation year. |
| Tax Certificates |
| How to request a tax certificate from the Township. |
| Tax Rates |
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Prior years tax rates are available upon request by contacting the Finance Department. |
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Viewing or Changing School Support Designation via MPAC |
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As a property owner in Ontario, you are required to support a school board, even if you do not have children or your children are not currently attending school. By default, your school support is directed to your municipality’s English Public School Board.
In the case of a residential property occupied by tenants, they can direct the school support for that property.
Property owners, occupants, and tenants can select which school board they choose to support. Additionally, you will be able to vote in the next municipal election for trustees for the school board that you choose to support.
The Municipal Property Assessment Corporation (MPAC) is legislatively required to collect school support information and provide it in the assessment roll to every municipality and school board. Application for Direction of School Support Form
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