Payment Options
The City of Brampton offers a number of convenient ways to pay your property taxes.
1. Pre-Authorized Tax Payment Plan (PTP)
The City withdraws your tax payments automatically from your chequing account (you can't use line of credit, credit card or savings accounts). From your pre-authorized payment notice, you will know the dates the payments will be deducted each month and they’ll be recorded automatically on your chequing account statement. There are no service charges or fees for enrolling in the plan. If you require further information or wish to enroll, please click here.
2. Pre-Authorized Payments for Commercial/Industrial/Multi-Residential Properties
The City of Brampton is offering pre-authorized payments for non-residential properties. The tax rate for non-residential properties is not always set at the same time as residential properties, so final instalments may not be divided over six equal payments. If you require further information or wish to enroll, please click here.
3. Postdated Cheques
The City will accept postdated cheques corresponding to the tax due dates on the stubs and hold for deposit as they come due. You can drop off postdated cheques in person or mail them. Please make cheques payable to "Brampton Taxes". Postdated cheques cannot exceed one year from the first issue date.
4. At a Bank or Other Financial Institution
Property taxes are payable at most banks or trust companies (financial institutions may charge for this service).
5. By Mail
To send payments by mail, please address them to the City of Brampton, Box 1725, Brampton, Ontario, L6V 4J3. Please make all cheques payable to "Brampton Taxes" and write your 17-digit Tax Roll Number on each cheque.
6. In Person
To pay in person, please visit the cashier’s counter on the main floor of Brampton City Hall, 2 Wellington Street West during regular business hours.
7. Drop Boxes
After hours, you may place payments in a sealed envelope in the night drop box beside the front entrance at City Hall.
8. Internet/Telephone
If paying property taxes by internet banking and/or telephone banking, enter your 17-digit Tax Roll Number as the requested account number.
If paying property taxes by cheque, please clearly print your 17-digit Tax Roll Number on the front of the cheque.
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NOTE: THE CITY MUST RECEIVE ALL PAYMENTS IN THE TAX OFFICE BY THE DUE DATE TO AVOID PENALTY AND INTEREST CHARGES. YOU MUST ALLOW SEVEN BUSINESS DAYS FOR PAYMENTS TO BE PROCESSED, DELIVERED OR TRANSFERRED AND PROCESSED.
If a mortgage company is paying your taxes, forward any bills promptly to the mortgage company.
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