F.A.Q's 

Questions - General Information

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Do I need a receipt for Income Tax Purposes?
No, only if proof is specifically requested by Revenue Canada. To claim your property tax credit, you need only insert the amount of your property taxes on the Ontario Tax Credit page. A receipt is not required when filing your return.
Do you have a property tax payment plan?
Yes, we have three payment plans. 1. Due-Date plan, where your four instalments are deducted automatically on the due-dates. 2. Self-Directed plan, for accounts which are in arrears. You tell us how much to deduct on a monthly basis. 3. Regular Monthly plan, for accounts which are up-to-date. This plan has the first payment starting December 1 of the previous year, and the last payment November 1 of the current year. You can start the payment plan at any time (call this office for details - 519-750-1072)
How can I contact the Tax Office ?
The Tax Office is located at: 220 Colborne Street, Brantford N3T 2H1. The mailing address is: P.O. Box 515, Brantford, ON N3T 6L6. Phone: 519-750-1072 Fax: 519-770-1259 By e-mail to: tax.info@brantford.ca
Where can I pay my taxes?
Taxes may be paid at the Tax Office, at 220 Colborne St, Monday to Friday, 8:30 am to 4:30 pm. (When the office is closed, there is a Night Deposit box between the main windows, to the left of the doors. Cheques only, not cash.) Also, at your local financial institution, either in-person at your bank, by telephone banking or online banking.
Can I pay by credit card?
Not at the City of Brantford tax office. We only accept payment by Debit Card, cheque or cash.
I am selling / buying my Brantford property. What do I have to do?
Normally nothing, this will all be handled by your lawyer. He will request inormation from the Tax Office in order to adjust taxes between the purchaser and seller, and will advise this office of the new owner and the purchase date. If you are on the Pre-Authorized Payment plan, it is your responsibility to inform this office when you want to stop the automatic payments. We require five (5) business days notice to make the required changes.

Questions - Property Tax Assessment

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Finding Property Assessment Information
The information displayed on this site was received by the City of Brantford from the Municipal Property Assessment Corporation [MPAC] and will be updated as the City receives supplemental reports from MPAC. This information does not replace the need for a Tax Certificate issued by the City where legal transactions are involved. The Municipal Property Assessment Corporation (MPAC) is responsible for the assessment function in Ontario. If you have any questions relating to your assessment, please contact MPAC at Toll Free: 1 866-296-MPAC (6722), Fax: 1 866-297-6703, Email: enquiry@mpac.ca.