E-Billing:

Sign up for e-billing for your taxes and utilities accounts online using the button below, or by completing the sign up form. E-billing sign up forms can be emailed to taxes@mulmur.ca , or mailed to our office at:

Township of Mulmur
758070 2nd Line East
Mulmur, ON  L9V 0G9

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• Tax & Water e-Billing Sign-Up Form

Taxes provide the main source of revenue to deliver services supplied by the Township, the County of Dufferin and School Boards.  Annual tax rates are set and applied to each tax class. The tax levy is then calculated by applying the tax rate to the assessed value of the property.

2025 tax due dates:

February 19
May 21
August 20
October 22

Payment Options:

Payments may be paid with cash, cheque, debit card, online banking, and pre-authorized payment (PAP) (for taxes and water only).

Credit card payments are only accepted online through Paymentus. Please see below for more information.

We do not accept credit cards at the Municipal Office or over the phone. 

Tax Certificates:

A tax certificate is a legal document that shows the annual property taxes and any current or prior arrears for a property. Tax certificates are typically requested by a lawyer during a property transfer or purchase.

Requesting a Tax Certificate:

To request a tax certificate, please complete a Tax Certificate Request Form. Request forms can be dropped off to our office or mail to at:

Township of Mulmur
758070 2nd Line East
Mulmur, ON  L9V 0G9

We will do our best to process your request within five business days.

Fees:

The fee for a tax certificate is $80.00 per request. Please ensure all cheques are made payable to the Township of Mulmur.  

Penalties:

Payment in full must be received by the Township Office by the due date to avoid interest and penalty charges. A charge of 1.25% calculated on all outstanding amounts will be applied on the first day of each calendar month there after.  The Township is not responsible for mail or banking delays.

Failure to receive your tax notice does not relieve the taxpayer from payment nor from liability of penalty for late payment. lt is the owner's responsibility to notify the Township of any changes to their account.

NSF charges will apply to dishonoured payments and will be collected in the same manner as taxes.
It is the owner's responsibility to forward tax bills to a bank, insurance, or mortgage company if taxes are to be paid by the mortgagee.

The tax collector has no authority to waive or alter penalty and/or interest for any reason.

MPAC and Property Assessments:

Taxes provide the main source of revenue to deliver services supplied by the Township, the County of Dufferin and School Boards.  Annual tax rates are set and applied to each tax class. The tax levy is then calculated by applying the tax rate to the assessed value of the property.

The Municipal Property Assessment Corporation, also know as MPAC assesses and classifies every property in Ontario under the Assessment Act, and regulations established by the Provincial Government. The assessed value of your property is used as the basis for calculating your property taxes.

For information or inquiries about your property's assessment or how MPAC assesses properties, you may contact their customer service at 1-866-296-6722 visit their website here. You can also view their "Property Assessment and Taxation Toolkit for more information.

An assessment increase does not necessarily mean that your property taxes will increase. If you feel your assessed value or property classification is not correct, the deadline to file for a Request for Reconsideration (RfR) or an Appeal is March 31 of the tax year.