If you own property in the Town of Innisfil, you need to pay property taxes. Review property tax payment options, explore tax programs and rebates, and see how your property is assessed.
The second installment of the interim tax bill is due April 29, 2026. All payments must be received by the Town of Innisfil on or before the due date to avoid late payment fees of 1.25% per month.
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Billing
We issue property tax bills twice a year. Each bill is due in two installments. The 2026 interim tax bills were mailed in January. Installments are due on the following dates:
- First installment is due February 26, 2026
- Second installment is due April 29, 2026
Installments must be paid by these due dates to avoid 1.25% monthly late fees. Please contact us if you don't receive a property tax bill.
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Payment options
There are multiple ways to pay your property taxes in the Town of Innisfil.
How your property taxes are calculated
To calculate your property taxes, your current property assessment is multiplied by the tax rate for your class of property.
Property assessment is determined by the Municipal Property Assessment Corporation (MPAC). Please contact MPAC if you have any questions or concerns about your assessed value or property classification.
Tax programs and rebates
Tax programs and rebates are available to help eligible property owners in the Town of Innisfil.
- Farm Property Class Tax Rate Program: For properties classified as farmland and used for agricultural purposes
- Managed Forest Tax Incentive Program: For properties classified as a managed forest that follow an approved Managed Forest Plan
- Conservation Land Tax Incentive Program: For properties that have eligible natural heritage features
- Heritage Property Tax Relief Program: For properties designated under Part IV of the Ontario Heritage Act
Other programs include:
Tax rates
Tax rates are set based on the approved Town Budget requirements. This includes rates for the education portion of residents' property tax bill (as determined by the Provincial government), County of Simcoe, and South Simcoe Police.
You can see tax rates for Town, County, and Provincial purposes and tax ratios for each property class in our Tax Rate By-law.
| Property class | Total tax rate |
|---|---|
| Residential | 1.239628 |
| Farmland Awaiting Development I | 0.929722 |
| Farmland Development II | 1.239628 |
| Multi-Residential/New Multi-Residential | 1.239628 |
| Commercial | 2.208186 |
| Industrial | 2.175804 |
| Pipeline | 2.288922 |
| Farmland | 0.309908 |
| Managed Forest | 0.309908 |
| Commercial Small Scale – On Farm | 0.552047 |
| Industrial Small Scale – On Farm | 0.544019 |