Explore the different payment options available to pay your property taxes.
Set up a Pre-Authorized Payment (PAP) Plan
The PAP Plan authorizes the Town to automatically withdraw funds from the bank account you designate to make tax payments. There are no service charges or fees for enrolling in the plan.
How the Plan Works:
- Ten Month Payment Plan - Equal monthly payments will be automatically withdrawn from your bank account on the last business day of each month from January to October each year.
- Due Date Installment Plan - Payments will be automatically withdrawn from your bank account per the due dates indicated on your tax bills.
We require seven business days prior to any withdrawal date to enroll, cancel or change information.
Apply online to set up your Pre-Authorized Payment Agreement for Property Taxes
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Apply online |
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Visit the Pre-Authorized Payment Agreement for Property Taxes form, and submit your application easily online. Upload your VOID cheque or the authorized banking information provided by your bank. Property owners can update their banking information or cancel their pre-existing agreement for property taxes using the Pre-Authorized Payment Agreement for Property Taxes and select the applicable request. |
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Apply in person |
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Visit the Municipal office with a copy of your VOID cheque or the authorized banking information provided by your bank and complete the Pre-Authorized Agreement form with customer service. Request to update your banking information or cancel a pre-existing agreement using the PAP Change Banking or Cancellation form. |
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Mail or Drop off |
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Print off the Pre-Authorized Agreement form and mail the completed form (page 1) with a copy of your VOID cheque or the authorized banking information provided by your bank to the Municipal office. You can also drop off the form using the after hours drop-box located at the entrance off of Third St. Request to update your banking information or cancel a pre-existing agreement using the PAP Change Banking or Cancellation form. Town of Midland 575 Dominion Avenue Midland, Ontario L4R 1R2 |
Pay with online banking or financial institutions
You can pay your property taxes with most financial institutions through online or telephone banking, as well as in person at your financial institution.
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Online or Telephone Banking |
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Pay your property taxes directly through your bank using online or telephone banking. Enter Midland Town Taxes as the payee. Enter your property's roll number (no dashes) as the account number. Allow at least 3-5 business days to ensure your payment reaches the Town by the due date. |
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In person at your bank |
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You can pay your property taxes at most financial institutions. |
Pay directly to the Town
You can pay your property taxes directly to the Town of Midland by visiting the Town hall or by mailing a cheque or using the secure drop box.
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In person |
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Pay for your property taxes in person using cash, cheque, debit card, or credit card (2.4% fee will apply). Visit Customer Service at the Town hall located at 575 Dominion Avenue, open Monday to Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. |
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Mailing a cheque |
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Mail your property tax slip in an envelope with your cheque. Payable to: Corporation of the Town of Midland Mail to: 575 Dominion Ave. Midland ON L4R 1R2 |
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Secure drop box |
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You can drop in an envelope with your payment slip and a cheque. Located at Town Hall outside of the Third St. entrance, available 24/7. Please do not leave cash in the drop box. |
Late Charges
Payments must be received by the Town by the due date(s). Interest is charged at a rate of 1.25% per month (15% annum) on all property taxes past due.
Returned cheques
Cheques not honoured by your bank will result in a charge being added to your tax account. Please ensure that your cheques are completed properly and signed. Check the Finance schedule of fees on the composite fee by-law to confirm the amount.
What months are property taxes due?
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Interim Tax Due Dates |
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Interim taxes are based on 50% of the previous year's taxes
Interim Tax bills are mailed out to residents mid-January. Please contact us if you do not receive your bill to avoid penalties on late payments. |
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Final Tax Calculation |
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Final taxes are calculated by multiplying the property assessment by the current tax rate, minus the interim taxes |
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Final Tax Due Dates (New due dates effective in 2025) |
Final Tax bills are mailed out to residents mid-June. Please contact us if you do not receive your bill to avoid penalties on late payments. |
Property Tax By-law and Rates
Annual tax rates are calculated during the annual budget process. Once the Tax Levy By-law has passed, the rates are calculated and posted.
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| Tax Rates By-law |