Property Taxes and Assessment

The City of Windsor recently launched a new e-service to request tax certificates and property information reports online. The new functionality includes submitting your contact information, requesting the information and then paying for your order online by credit card. For more information on this service or to place an online order, please visit the e-services section of our website:

• E-Services – Property Information Request 

In accordance with the 2020 City of Windsor User Fee Schedule, please note the following updates:

2020 Fee:

• Property Tax Receipts: $30
• Other Charges Levied Against the Tax Roll: $50 per account

Please note the following fees remain the same as 2019:

• Expedited Tax Certificate: $135.60 ($120 plus HST)
• Tax Certificate: $84.75 ($75 plus HST)
• New Ownership/Ownership Change: $75
• New Property Account: $75
• Non-Sufficient Funds/Returned Item: $50

My Property Tax Lets You Access, Change and Request Your Tax Info Online

My Property Tax allows you to view details about your tax bills, upcoming due dates, balances and more, as well as request tax statements and advise of updates to your account online.

To get started, property owners must visit the E-Services page on the City’s Website, and then choose My Property Tax to set up an account. Upon successful registration, users can visit My Property Tax for access to:

• View information  specific to your property(s) through the secure password protected site
• Enroll in a pre-authorized payment plan (PAP)
• Cancel/change/update ownership info (e.g. mailing address)
• Provide  a letter of authorization if you need somebody to act on your behalf
• Request a statement of account, income tax receipt or tax certificate
• View a detailed transaction history list for your property(s)

My Property Tax complements the Public Tax Assessment and Property Information service (also available from the E-Services tab), which provides open access to public information on properties throughout the city.

For more information on assessment and taxes call 311.

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