Low-Income Seniors Property Tax Rebate - Residential |
A $550 rebate is offered to eligible seniors. To Qualify: You or your spouse meets all of the following requirements:
Instructions to Apply:
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Older Adults Property Tax Deferral Program - Residential |
City council approved the city's participation in Halton Region's new financial assistance program, the Older Adult Tax Deferral Program, designed to assist eligible low income seniors to defer their property taxes.
Criteria for the OAPTD Program include the following:
Key highlights of the program include:
Application Fees:
Application/Renewal Process
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Property Tax Increase Deferral - Residential |
Halton Region offers a program for low-income seniors and persons with disabilities to defer payment of the increase in property taxes from one year to the next. The application must be submitted within 45 days of the date of mailing of the final property tax bill. Please visit the Halton Region website for information on this program or contact Tax Policy staff at:
Halton Region, |
Heritage Property Tax Rebate - Residential |
Starting in 2015, the City of Burlington will offer tax rebates to eligible owners of designated heritage properties in Burlington through the new Heritage Property Tax Rebate Program (HPTRP). |
Vacancy Rebates - Commercial/Industrial |
Important Update - The vacant unit rebate program has now ended. In accordance with Halton Region Tax Policy, for the 2019 and subsequent taxation years, the City of Burlington will no longer have a program to provide vacant unit rebates. Please visit www.halton.ca/propertytaxes for additional information and to learn more about Regional tax policies. |
Charity Rebates - Commercial/Industrial |
Registered charities occupying commercial or industrial properties may be eligible for a tax rebate of 40 per cent. The Property Tax Rebate for Charities Application Form (PDF) must be submitted by the last day of February of the following taxation year for which the application is made. |