City of Toronto Issues 2025 Final Property Tax Bills

May 13, 2025 Tiana Squire 0 Comments 2 min read

TORONTO – The City of Toronto has begun mailing the 2025 final property tax bills, marking the second of two annual billing cycles. The payments fund more than 150 essential City services including affordability programs, transportation, public safety, and community services.

Property taxes help support the City’s $18.8 billion operating budget and the historic $59.6 billion 10-year capital plan, which prioritizes critical infrastructure repairs and climate action projects.

“Property taxes are a vital part of ensuring Toronto continues to operate smoothly and deliver the services that residents depend on every day,” said City officials.

💳 Payment Deadlines and Options

For property owners not enrolled in pre-authorized payment programs, the final 2025 bill payments are due on:

Wednesday, July 2
Friday, August 1
Tuesday, September 2

Those enrolled in the Pre-Authorized Tax Payment (PTP) program will have deductions made automatically according to their selected installment plan:

Two-installment plan: Final payment on July 2
Six-installment plan: Payments on July 2, August 1, and September 2
11-installment plan: Payments between July 15 and December 15

Residents can pay via:

Online or telephone banking
Bank teller or ATM
In-person counters at City Hall and civic centres
Mailed cheque
Pre-authorized payment program (PTP)

The City also offers paperless billing options, where residents can register for eBilling notifications and access bills online through the Property Tax Lookup portal.

💡 Relief Programs for Eligible Residents

Low-income seniors and residents with disabilities may qualify for property tax deferrals, cancellations, and utility rate rebates. Details are available through the Property Tax and Utility Relief Program on the City’s website.

To avoid penalties and late fees, the City reminds all property owners to ensure payments are received by the due date and to keep bank account details updated if enrolled in pre-authorized plans.

Residents can access their account details online at: Property Tax Lookup

For questions, residents can contact the 311 Tax & Utility Inquiry Line, available Monday to Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

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