For partners

For real-estate lawyers and notaries

Your clients sign for a new home, and months later a supplementary tax bill arrives that nobody explained. You're the person they call. We made a clear, neutral explainer you can put in the closing package, so that call is a short one.

What you get

A closing-package explainer (Ontario): what a supplementary or omitted assessment is, why the bill may go back to the date the home was finished, the 120-day window to ask MPAC to reconsider, and where to check whether the assessment looks right. It's co-branded with your firm and in English and French.
A check link your clients can use if they want to, with no obligation.

No referral fees, by design

We don't pay referral fees to lawyers or notaries. Our partnership with them is about useful information for their clients.

Note

The Law Society of Ontario restricts lawyers from accepting referral fees from non-licensees (lso.ca). We apply the same no-fee rule in Alberta (lawsociety.ab.ca) and BC (lawsociety.bc.ca), and to Quebec notaries (cnq.org).

Nothing that looks like advice from you

The explainer describes a process and cites the legislation. It doesn't comment on any client's situation, and it says clearly that it comes from Canada Tax Appeal, a private company. We are not a government body or an assessment authority and are not affiliated with MPAC or any municipality.

Request the explainer: write to hello@canadataxappeal.com or ask for a callback.

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 Ontario home builders
A co-branded "what to expect from MPAC" insert for closing packages, and a timely check for buyers when their supplementary notice arrives.
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.