Potential Postal Disruption
In the event of a postal disruption, you are still responsible to ensure your property tax payments are received by the due date. Penalty and interest charges will apply for payments received or postmarked after the due date.
There are several convenient payment options available:
- At most banks or financial institutions in person, at the automated teller machine (ATM), or through their internet or telephone banking. Retain your receipt.
Note: Property roll numbers are assigned to the property, not the property owner. Please ensure that the bank and online banking information reflects your correct 11-digit roll number to avoid payments being applied to the incorrect property. You will be charged a fee to correct a misapplied payment.
- By mail. Please make cheques payable to the City of Hamilton and mail your payment to:
- City of Hamilton
Corporate Services Department, Taxation Section
71 Main St. West
PO Box 2040 STN LCD 1
Hamilton, ON
L8N 0A3
- City of Hamilton
- In person at Hamilton City Hall, 71 Main Street West or at your local Municipal Service Centres in Ancaster, Dundas (closed Fridays), Flamborough (closed Fridays), Glanbrook and Stoney Creek from 8:30 am to 4:30 pm. After hours drop boxes are available at these locations.
- Joining one of our five convenient pre-authorized payment plans, for which there is no fee to join.
Please visit www.hamilton.ca/tax for more detailed information.
Failure to receive a tax bill does not relieve taxpayers of their obligation. If you have any questions about your property tax bill, or if you did not receive your tax bill, please call 905-546-2489 (if calling from Campbellville 905-634-2971) or email taxsupport@hamilton.ca
