For partners

For Ontario home builders

The supplementary tax bill is one of the most common surprises for new-home buyers. It often arrives months after closing and can cover the time since the home was finished. Buyers who weren't warned tend to call their builder.

What we offer

A co-branded insert for your closing package: "What to expect from MPAC", explaining supplementary and omitted assessments, why the bill may be retroactive, and the 120-day window to ask MPAC to reconsider. In English and French.
A timely check. Buyers can check whether their new home's assessment lines up with similar homes in the same subdivision. For new Ontario homes, we compare with homes in the same subdivision built within 2 years of yours.
Fewer surprised calls to your customer-care team, because the explanation arrived first.

Some buyers may be fairly assessed. If they are, we'll tell them. That's reassuring news to hear from your builder's partner.

Payment

By default we pay builders nothing. The value is fewer complaints. Where it's permitted and your program wants it, a per-file contribution to your customer-care program can be set out in writing and disclosed to buyers.

Not yet verified

Whether and how a builder may receive a referral payment, and what must be disclosed to buyers, is being confirmed with counsel. [COUNSEL TO CONFIRM]

Partners send to their own clients under their own relationship. We never receive or email a partner's client list.

Talk to us: call [PHONE — TO BE ASSIGNED] or use the form below.

A January reason to call your clients that isn't a sales pitch
Give your clients something genuinely useful each January. A co-branded free assessment check for realtors, brokers, lawyers, builders and more.
For real-estate lawyers and notaries
A plain-language explainer on supplementary assessments and property tax for your closing files. No referral fees. It simply saves you time.
Supplementary assessments on new Ontario homes
Why new Ontario homeowners get a tax bill months after closing, how to read a supplementary notice, and the 120-day window to ask MPAC to reconsider.
Your Ontario property assessment, explained
New-home supplementary assessments, the Request for Reconsideration, ARB appeals with a licensed representative, and s.357/358 municipal tax applications.

What we offer

A co-branded insert for your closing package: "What to expect from MPAC", explaining supplementary and omitted assessments, why the bill may be retroactive, and the 120-day window to ask MPAC to reconsider. In English and French.

A timely check. Buyers can check whether their new home's assessment lines up with similar homes in the same subdivision. For new Ontario homes, we compare with homes in the same subdivision built within 2 years of yours.

Fewer surprised calls to your customer-care team, because the explanation arrived first.

Some buyers may be fairly assessed. If they are, we'll tell them. That's reassuring news to hear from your builder's partner.

Payment

Not yet verified

Whether and how a builder may receive a referral payment, and what must be disclosed to buyers, is being confirmed with counsel. [COUNSEL TO CONFIRM]

Partners send to their own clients under their own relationship. We never receive or email a partner's client list.

Talk to us: call [PHONE — TO BE ASSIGNED] or use the form below.

A January reason to call your clients that isn't a sales pitch

Give your clients something genuinely useful each January. A co-branded free assessment check for realtors, brokers, lawyers, builders and more.

For real-estate lawyers and notaries

A plain-language explainer on supplementary assessments and property tax for your closing files. No referral fees. It simply saves you time.

Supplementary assessments on new Ontario homes

Why new Ontario homeowners get a tax bill months after closing, how to read a supplementary notice, and the 120-day window to ask MPAC to reconsider.

Your Ontario property assessment, explained

New-home supplementary assessments, the Request for Reconsideration, ARB appeals with a licensed representative, and s.357/358 municipal tax applications.