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Every four years, property owners receive a PropertyTowageNotice when MPAC completes a province-wideTowageUpdate based on the legislated valuation date. In 2016, MPAC updated the assessed value of every property in Ontario with a January 1, 2016 valuation date. The value indicated on your 2016 Notice is used by your municipality/local taxing validity as the understructure for gingerly your property taxes for the 2017-2020 property tax years. In the Assessment Act, an increase in assessed value is phased-in over four years. A subtract in assessed value is introduced immediately. Learn increasingly well-nigh phase in. AssessingSubletProperties Our assessors are trained experts in the field of valuation and wield valuation industry standards and weightier practices. We undertake wide-stretching wringer to determine farmland values and use only sales of farmland sold to farmers used for sublet purposes, as legislated by section 19(5) of the Assessment Act.  Factors in DeterminingSubletValues We squint at these factors: Farmland We collect the data on sales of farmland to farmers. Sales of farms to purchasers who intend to use them for other purposes are not included. We classify farmland equal to how productive it can be, and place it into one of six quality classes. Class 1 farmland is the most productive and therefore the most valuable matriculation of farmland. We moreover establish geographic areas equal to climatic region, soil type/suitability and similar farmland markets. Residence We consider how much it would forfeit to rebuild the sublet house and take into consideration the location, size, age and quality of construction. Residence Land If the farmer lives in the residence, one acre of land supporting the residence is valued as farmland and is classified as residential. If the house is rented out to a non-farmer, any land that is used by the occupant is assessed as residential land and is classified as residential.SubletOutbuildings We establish the replacement forfeit of the outbuildings, taking into consideration the design, age, size and quality of construction. Other Buildings We value other buildings, such as wineries and stores, equal to the forfeit of replacing them, taking into consideration the building’s design, age, size and quality of construction. They are valued and classified equal to use (e.g., commercial, industrial, residential).NomenclatureIn wing to valuing properties, we moreover classify every property in Ontario. There are seven major property classes: residential, multi-residential, commercial, industrial, pipeline, sublet and managed forests. There are moreover several sub-classes for properties with specific or unique characteristics. By default, sublet properties are classified in the residential property matriculation in vibrations with section 3(1)2 of Ontario Regulation 282/98 of the Assessment Act.Subletproperties that meet the eligibility requirements will have farmland and associated outbuildings placed in the sublet property matriculation and are taxed at up to 25% of the municipal residential tax rate. An using for inclusion in theSubletPropertyMatriculationTax Rate Program must be tried by the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs (OMAFRA) on or surpassing the specific stage set out in the table included in Section 8.1 of Ontario Regulation 282/98. ASubletForestry Exemption (FFE) may moreover wield to the property. Under Section 3(19) of the Assessment Act, one acre of every 10 acres of farmed property may be entitled to receive this exemption. FFE is warranted if the property is assessed as a sublet and the property has some forested or woodland portion that is not subject to either the Managed Forest Tax Incentive Program (MFTIP) or the Conservation Land Tax Incentive Program (CLTIP). If a portion(s) of a sublet property is used for non-farm purposes, the portion is valued and classified equal to its use. This is to ensure that the towardly value and tax matriculation is unromantic to the various uses of the property.  Where there is a sublet residence occupied by the farmer, this is assessed in the residential property matriculation withal with one acre of land valued at the farmland rate. Where there is a residence on a sublet property that is occupied by a non-farmer, this is assessed in the residential property matriculation withal with one acre of land valued at the residential rate.  Non-Assessment Update Years In non-Assessment Update years, MPAC continues to review properties to ensure our records are well-judged and up to date. For example: homes are constructed, renovated or widow on to, buildings are widow or removed from a property or there is a transpiration in use on a property. Any transpiration to a property during the year will result in a new Notice stuff mailed to reflect the changes. Questions well-nigh your assessment? Visit aboutmyproperty.ca to learn increasingly well-nigh how your property was assessed, see the information we have on file, as well as compare it to others in your neighbourhood.Squintfor your Roll Number and Access Key on your PropertyTowageNotice to register. If you still disagree with your property’s assessed value or classification, we will review your towage self-ruling of tuition through a Request for Reconsideration (RfR). Your deadline to file an RfR with MPAC is included on your PropertyTowageNotice. Learn increasingly well-nigh your assessment. ResourcesSubletBrochureSubletMarket TrendsSubletMethodology Guide How MPAC AssessesSubletProperties Note: The workable law prevails to the extent there is any mismatch between this information and the current law. This information is not intended to provide legal translating and should not be relied upon as such. Property Types Residential Properties Newly Built Homes Waterfront Commercial PropertiesSubletHospitality Large Industrial Managed Forests Multi-Residential Properties Industrial Properties PropertyTowageProcedures Industrial Wind Turbines Billboards Solar Panels PROPERTY OWNERS AboutMyProperty™ Contact Us Forms Questions well-nigh your assessment? 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