In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Province of Ontario announced a decision to postpone the 2020 Assessment Update
which would have seen MPAC update the assessed value of every property in Ontario. Instead, property assessments for 2021 and 2022 will be a repeat of 2020 values, unless there has been a change to the property.
There is no fee to file a Request for Reconsideration with MPAC to verify that the assessed value is correct.
Only the owner of a property or a person entitled to receive a Notice of Assessment, may file a Request for Reconsideration.
As a Tenant, you have the option to File an Appeal to the Assessment Review Board.
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We are a law firm with a practice restricted to property tax and assessment matters. We assist property owners throughout Ontario obtain fair and equitable property tax assessments. Our legal professionals are ready to start reducing your taxes today.
We provide a free professional service to review any MPAC assessed value.
This service includes verifying the accuracy of MPAC data, and comparing the assessment with open-market sales which occurred during the relevant period. We also take into consideration any unique characteristics of the property. Finally, we also consider the more subtle issue of equity with similar property in the vicinity.
Pay absolutely nothing unless we generate tax savings for you. If we generate tax savings, we charge a fee equal to 35% of the tax savings amount, plus HST. If there are no tax savings, there is no fee payable. Its really that simple.
For over 25 years, we have been successfully challenging assessed values determined by MPAC.
The first step in the review process is to file a Request for Reconsideration with MPAC. If a satisfactory resolution cannot be reached, an appeal can be filed with the Assessment Review Board (ARB).
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We have acted in litigation involving all property types, including office buildings, shopping centres, development land, contaminated sites, industrial and multi-residential properties.
A tax appeal is a complaint about how a municipality calculated taxes for a specific property.
For most municipalities, the appeal is made under the Municipal Act, 2001. Toronto has its' own taxing statute entitled the City of Toronto Act, 2006, which in most respects mirrors the provincial counterpart.
There have been many changes to Ontario’s property tax legislation in recent years. One consequence of these changes is occasional errors in property assessments and tax bills. If errors are not corrected, they can lead to excessive taxes that will be virtually impossible to correct in future years.
Our legal professionals work with tax departments and MPAC to ensure that you receive fair and accurate assessments and tax bills. In the vast majority of cases, results are achieved through a negotiated resolution with MPAC and Tax Department representatives.
An assessment appeal is a complaint about the assessment of a property determined by the Municipal Property Assessment Corporation (MPAC), under the Assessment Act.
We file all material required by legislation and will pursue the most appropriate litigation strategy. We have experienced legal counsel committed to argue your case, and valuators who will present expert evidence on your behalf. Through this approach, we ensure that the taxes you pay are based on the lowest possible assessment.
Most assessment appeals are resolved through negotiation. In order to facilitate the negotiation process, we attend to all preliminary matters leading up to a hearing. We will obtain the most recent valuation records from MPAC and conduct a detailed review and analysis of the records to verify data integrity. Most importantly, we will identify all potential areas to maximize your tax recovery, and minimize your taxes going forward.
