Finance

Municipalities in Ontario provide a number of services for its residents. In order to pay for these services, municipalities must develop an annual budget to plan for yearly expenses and ensure that the needs of the residents are balanced with the available resources.

In Dorion, the Clerk-Treasurer is responsible for handling the financial affairs of the township. These duties include preparing the budget, collecting and managing all money received on behalf of the township (through taxes and other sources), paying expenses related to township activities including services, and maintaining records and accounts.

In order to develop a long-term plan, Dorion commissioned The Asset Management Plan for Dorion, 2016 which is used as a strategic financial document to help maintain this balance between services and resources.

Click on the link above to read the full plan.

Budgets

Where do your tax dollars go?

Financial Statements

2008 Financial Statement
2009 Financial Statement
2010 Financial Statement
2011 Financial Statement
2012 Financial Statement
2013 Financial Statement
2014 Financial Statement
2015 Financial Statement
2016 Financial Statement
2017 Financial Statement
2018 Financial Statement
2019 Financial Statement
2020 Financial Statements
2021 Financial Statements
2022 Financial Statements
 

Financial Information Return

2011 FIR

By-Law – Levy and Collection of Taxes

Property Taxes By-law

More information on Property Taxes can be found here.

Tax Rates

Tax Rate Charts

Property Assessment

All property assessments are conducted by the Municipal Property Assessment Corporation (MPAC).
 

Tax Sales

Please see below to view the current tax sales in the Township of Dorion. If there is nothing displayed, there are currently no tax sales.