Changes To Your Tax Account

Statement of Account:

A Statement of Account is sent to a property owner when a change is made to the tax account. Changes may include a change in ownership or a mortgage change/renewal. This statement will show what has been billed so far in the current year and the outstanding balance, if any.

All notices are printed with the ownership record listed in the City of Windsor database. If an incorrect owner appears on your notice, or if there is a discrepancy regarding your legal description, please fax, mail, or bring a copy of your deed to our office. (Note: A $75.00 administrative fee will be added to your tax account when a complete ownership change has been made.)
Please note, if a change is required to information on a deed, including the removal of the name of a deceased owner, residents should seek advice from the Land Registry Office and/or legal counsel to enact the changes. The City of Windsor cannot remove an owner's name from a tax account until the deed to the property has been updated.

If the mailing address changes on a property, please fax, mail, or bring a written request to our office (350 City Hall Square West). Requests should include the property address, roll number, and signature from the property owner(s).
Download Owner and or Mailing Address Change Form. You may also use this form to correct misspelled names on the account.

If you are changing mortgage companies, renewing your mortgage, taking payments over from your mortgage company, or allowing your mortgage company to make payments on your behalf, your mortgage company will make all of the necessary changes with the City of Windsor Tax Department.

My Property Tax allows you to view details about your tax bills, upcoming due dates, balances and more as well as request tax statements and advise of updates to your account online.
To get started, property owners must visit the E-Services page on the City’s Website and then choose My Property Tax to set up an account. Upon successful registration, users can visit My Property Tax for access to:

View information specific to your property(s) through the secure password-protected site
Enroll in a pre-authorized payment plan (PAP)
Cancel/change/update ownership info (e.g. mailing address)
Provide a letter of authorization if you need somebody to act on your behalf
Request a statement of account, income tax receipt or tax certificate
View a detailed transaction history list for your property(s)

My Property Tax complements the Public Property Inquiry service (also available from the E-Services tab), which provides open access to public information on properties throughout the city.
For more information on assessment and taxes, call 311.