Property taxes collected in Milton fund a variety of programs and services delivered to the public by the following levels of government:

  • The Town of Milton
  • The Region of Halton
  • The Province of Ontario / School Boards

Each level of government is responsible for establishing the tax rate that will be applicable for their portion of the total property tax. The Town is responsible for collecting all of the property taxes and distributing the resulting revenues to each level of government.

Each dollar of residential property tax collected in the Town of Milton is used to fund public services as follows:

Halton Region - 38%
  • Garbage and recycling
  • Police and paramedic services
  • Regional roads
  • Social services
  • Public health

Milton - 43%
  • Fire and protection services
  • Recreation facilities & programs
  • Roads maintenance
  • Parks maintenance
  • Transit
  • Milton Public Library
  • Winter maintenance
  • Civic administration
  • Cultural programming and services
  • Stormwater pond maintenance
  • Planning, zoning, & economic development
  • Streetlighting 

Education - 19%
  • School boards

How property taxes are calculated

Your final property tax bill is calculated based on the assessed value of your property, established by the Municipal Property Assessment Corporation (MPAC), and by the municipal tax rate. The Town only has jurisdiction over the local municipal portion of the total tax rate.

Once the Town, Halton Region, and the Province (school boards) have determined the dollars required to fund community programs and services, the property tax impact can be calculated.

The Town has a property tax calculator available to assist households and businesses in calculating property taxes. 

2025 household impact

The estimated increase for the Town of Milton’s portion of residential property taxes is 9.89 per cent. Assuming a 4 per cent increase for Halton Region and an education increase of 0 per cent, this would result in an estimated total residential property tax rate increase for 2025 of 5.66 per cent. This represents the total estimated impact on your property tax bill. These estimated figures can be finalized only after the completion of the property tax rate calculations by the Region and Province.

Learn more about the estimated residential impact below.

Household increase based on residential assessment value

Residential Assessed Value

2025 Tax Increase*

$100,000  

$43.90

$200,000

$87.80

$300,000

$131.70

$400,000

$175.60

$500,000

$219.50

$600,000

$263.40

$700,000

$307.30

$800,000

$351.20

* The tax increase includes estimated impacts from Halton Region and the Province (education school boards).

Based on an overall estimated tax rate increase of 5.66 per cent, a home assessed at $600,000 will pay an estimated $4,916.28 in total for property taxes in 2025. This breaks down to:

  • $409.69 per month
  • $94.54 per week
  • $13.47 per day

The revenue generated from these amounts will support more than 85 programs and services provided by the three levels of government in 2025.