Tax Rates and Rebates

• 2023 Tax Rates (PDF)

• 2022 Tax Rates (PDF)

• 2021 Tax Rates (PDF)

Seniors who receive the Guaranteed Income Supplement and people who receive support through the Ontario Disability Support program can apply for a property tax deferral.

• Apply for Property Tax Deferral

We accept applications to cancel or reduce property taxes in these circumstances:

• A property could not be used for its normal use because of repairs or renovations for at least three months a year
• The use of a non-residential property has changed since the return of the last revised assessment roll
• A property has exempt status after the return of the last revised assessment roll
• There has been a fire or demolition in a building
• There is a gross or manifest error in the assessment

To make an appeal, complete a tax appeal application form [link: tax appeal application] and submit it by the end of February in the following year. See the application form for further details and conditions.

In the case of a gross and manifest error, you can appeal taxes from two years prior to the current tax year.

Learn more about the appeal process on the MPAC website.

Eligible charities occupying commercial or industrial property in Haldimand County may apply for a tax rebate.

Along with the Charitable Rebate Application form, you must also provide proof of:

• status as an eligible organization (e.g. letters patent or confirmation from Revenue Canada of charitable status)
• lease payments that include a portion of property taxes or additional payments made to the landlord for a proportionate share of property taxes.

Applications must be received by Haldimand County by the last day of February of the year following the taxation year.