The Town of Whitby continues to offer tax relief measures to help residents and local businesses during these unprecedented times.

As a reminder, these measures include:

• a two-month grace period (or 60-day tax deferral) on the April tax instalment with no penalty or interest charged for May or June;
• the first instalment of the final billing originally scheduled for June will be delayed to July; and,
• flexibility for those paying property taxes through pre-authorized payments.

For more information or to request changes to a pre-authorized payment plan or postdated cheques, email tax@whitby.ca.

Changing A Pre-Authorized Payment Schedule

Property owners wishing to defer their May 15, 2020 pre-authorized payment can email tax@whitby.ca  before the end of day on May 6, 2020.

Any deffered payments will be spread out over the remaining property tax withdraws. Property owners will be notified of these amounts on their 2020 final tax billing.

Making Property Tax Payments

Property tax payments can be made through internet or telephone banking, or at a bank branch.

Property owners can also leave a cheque with their payment information at the secure drop box mail at the front of Town Hall or mail it to:

Tax Services
575 Rossland Road East
Whitby, ON L1N 2M8

If visiting a facility, please remember to practice physical distancing and maintain a distance of 2 metres (or 6 feet) from others.

Sign-up To Receive A Property Tax Bill Online

The Town has teamed up with epost, a free digital mailbox from Canada Post that makes it easy to receive, manage and store bills and other important documents online. Sign up online at epost.ca and use the mailer name “Town of Whitby - Property Tax Bill” to get started.

Additional details about tax relief measures available online at whitby.ca/tax or by calling 905.430.4304.

To learn more about how the Town of Whitby is supporting the community during the COVID-19 pandemic, visit whitby.ca/coronavirus.