Tax Information

Tax Payment Plan Methods 

How Are Tax Dollars Spent?

Click the image below to see how your average tax dollar is distributed among services in Haldimand County!

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Change To Your Tax Information?

If you have recently moved, changed your mailing address, changed your banking information or  had any other changes to your tax roll information, please print the form below and return to one of our offices 

 Tax Roll Information Change Form  

Methods Of Payment

• in person at most banks in Haldimand County. Please make sure you take your complete tax bill with you.
• on-line banking - internet/telephone banking using your property roll number indicated on your tax bill. Enter payee as Haldimand County Taxes.
• postdated cheques - if a receipt is required, please enclose your complete tax bill and a self-addressed stamped envelope.
• in person at County Offices located in Cayuga, Dunnville, Caledonia and Hagersville. After Hours mail slots are available at locations
• by mail - if a receipt is required. please enclose your complete tax bill and a self-addressed stamped envelope.
• ALL PAYMENTS WILL BE ACCEPTED IN CANADIAN FUNDS ONLY
• FAILURE TO RECEIVE A TAX BILL DOES NOT RELIEVE THE TAXPAYER FROM PAYMENT OF TAXES

• The ratepayer can join the monthly payment plan where deductions will be taken out on the 1^st of each month.  Applications must be received three weeks prior to the first of the month and all taxes must be current before the application is accepted.  For more information please contact the Tax Department 
• Tax Payment Plan methods 

• Interim Billing, first installment - 2013-03-28
• Interim Billing, second installment - 2013-05-31

Tax Rebates

• Assessment Reduction Application – Municipal Act Section 357, 358 

• Apply for a Low Income Seniors or Disabled Owners Tax Deferral 
• Apply for a Charitable Organization Rebate 
• Apply for a Vacancy Unit Rebate 

 School Support

• Application for Direction of School Support 
• Separate School Support 

• Municipal Tax Sale proceedings can begin once taxes have been in arrears for at least three years including the current tax year. The first step in the Municipal Tax Sale process requires the County to register a Tax Arrears Certificate on title of a property. 
• The debtor has one year from the date of registration of a Tax Arrears Certificate on title of the property to pay the cancellation price (which includes all of the taxes levied and outstanding, all accrued penalty/interest and costs). 
• Failing payment within that year, the Treasurer is required to proceed with a sale of the property through a public tender. 

  2012 Tax Sale Tender Unofficial Results  

• Operating Budgets  
• Capital Budgets and Forecasts  
• Tax Rates  
• Financial Statements  
• Credit Rating  

For more Tax Information please contact the Tax Department at 905-318-5932