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Toronto Property Tax 2026 | Tax Rate & Calculator

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Toronto’s residential property tax rate for 2026 is 0.767311% of assessed value: a city rate of 0.605295%, the provincial education rate of 0.153% and a City Building Fund levy of 0.009016%. The rate has risen since 2022 after a run of large budget increases. How the rate and assessed value combine, and how Toronto compares with other cities, is on the property tax in Canada page; the property tax calculator estimates any bill.

ComponentDetails
Residential tax rate0.767311%
Per $1,000 of assessed value$7.67
Assessment authorityMunicipal Property Assessment Corporation (MPAC)
Valuation date used for 2026 taxesJanuary 1, 2016

Toronto Property Tax by Assessed Value

Assessed ValueAnnual TaxMonthly
$500,000$3,837$320
$600,000$4,604$384
$700,000$5,371$448
$800,000$6,138$512
$900,000$6,906$575
$1,000,000$7,673$639
$1,250,000$9,591$799
$1,500,000$11,510$959
$2,000,000$15,346$1,279

Calculated on MPAC assessed value, which may be lower than current market value.

Toronto Property Tax History

YearTotal Residential RateApproved Increase (City + Building Fund)
20260.767311%+2.2%
20250.754087%+6.9%
20240.715289%+9.5%
20230.666274%+7.0%
20220.631933%+2.9%

Source: City of Toronto property tax rates by year. The 2024 increase (+9.5%) was the largest single-year increase since Toronto’s 1998 amalgamation, driven by a multi-billion-dollar budget shortfall; 2023 and 2025 also saw well-above-inflation increases before the 2026 budget slowed to a 2.2% combined increase.

What Toronto Property Tax Funds

ServiceApprox. Share
City of Toronto general~55%
Toronto Transit Commission (TTC)~20%
Toronto District School Board (education)~15%
Police, fire, EMSIncluded in city share
Shelter, housing, social servicesIncluded in city share

Assessment

MPAC assesses every Toronto property, and 2026 taxes still use values as of January 1, 2016. So a home bought for $1,200,000 in 2022 but assessed at $700,000 pays $5,371 a year at the current rate, not the $9,208 the purchase price would produce. The valuation date and how to challenge an assessment are covered in appealing your property assessment.

Toronto Property Tax Programs

ProgramWho QualifiesBenefit
Senior homeowner tax increase cancellation65+, low incomeFreeze tax at prior year level
Disability tax increase cancellationLow-income persons with disabilitiesFreeze tax at prior year level
Senior and disability tax deferral65+, combined household income under thresholdDefer taxes as lien; repaid on sale
Tax rebate for charitiesRegistered charities40% rebate of taxes paid

Provincial and other cities’ relief programs are summarised under property tax relief programs.

Paying Toronto Property Tax

MethodDetails
Pre-authorized Tax Payment (PTP)Monthly withdrawals; enroll at toronto.ca
Instalments4–6 bills per year (February, April, June, August)
Online or phone bankingAdd “Toronto Property Tax” as a payee using your roll number
In personService Toronto locations

Monthly pre-authorized amounts are adjusted mid-year when the final rate is set. If a payment is missed, penalties and interest apply: see what happens if you don’t pay property tax.

Mississauga and Brampton, next door in Peel Region, set their own rates: see Mississauga property tax and Brampton property tax. Buying in Toronto also means paying the city’s municipal land transfer tax on top of the provincial land transfer tax.

Sources

The figures and rules on this page come from these sources, last checked against them between September 24, 2026 and September 25, 2026. How we check facts.