Property Assessments

MPAC mails a Property Assessment Notice to property owners in Ontario every four years. The last province-wide Assessment Update took place on January 1, 2016. During non-assessment update years, MPAC continues to review properties as new homes are built, owners renovate, structures are removed and properties change use.

Property owners are encouraged to visit www.aboutmyproperty.ca to confirm their property details and compare their property with others in their neighbourhood. Login information is included with every Notice mailed.

Enquiries about Property Assessment Notices and assessment matters in general may be directed to the Customer Contact Centre at 1.866.296.MPAC (6722) or 1.877.889.6722 (TTY).  Property taxpayers may also visit www.mpac.ca or their local MPAC office.  The hours and address for the local office are included on every Notice mailed.  

The Municipal Property Assessment Corporation (MPAC) is responsible for classifying your property and assessing its value.

Supplementary Billing Information

A supplementary tax bill reflects any increase in assessment resulting from property changes or improvements which were not reflected in your property tax bill for the current year. MPAC will issue a revised assessment where applicable within the next year to the City of Pickering, who then issues your supplementary tax bill.

For any questions regarding your assessment, please contact MPAC by mail, or through the contact form on their website.

Municipal Property Assessment Corporation
1340 Pickering Parkway, Suite 101
Pickering ON  L1V 0C4

A general rule of thumb for estimating property taxes is to multiply your home value by the current tax rate. For example, if you paid $500,000 for your house, your taxes would be: 

$500,000 x 2024 Residential Tax Rate (0.01223903) = $6,119.52

Assessment Roll Values