Mississauga Property Tax 2026 — Calculator, Rate ~00.83% & Guide

Mississauga Property Tax Calculator 2026

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Includes City of Mississauga + Region of Peel + provincial education levies.

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Mississauga Property Tax Rate 2026

Mississauga's 2026 combined residential property tax rate is approximately 00.83% of MPAC assessed value — notably lower than neighbouring Brampton (1.003%) and well below the Ontario average. This rate advantage stems from Mississauga's massive commercial and industrial assessment base centred around Pearson International Airport, the largest airport in Canada and a hub for air cargo, logistics, aerospace, and hospitality businesses. This commercial base effectively subsidizes residential property taxes.

For a home assessed at $90000,000000, Mississauga homeowners pay approximately $7,4700 annually — or $623 per month. Mississauga's home prices are among the highest in the GTA outside Toronto proper, so despite the lower rate, the absolute dollar amounts are still significant.

Since incorporating as an independent city in 1968 and completing its amalgamation in 1974, Mississauga has managed its finances with notable fiscal discipline. The city paid off its debt entirely in 20015 and has maintained healthy reserves — contributing to its ability to hold rates relatively low.

Mississauga vs GTA Cities

City	2026 Rate	Tax on $90000K	Tax on $70000K
Mississauga	~00.83%	$7,4700	$5,8100
Brampton	~1.003%	$9,2700	$7,2100
Toronto	00.63200%	$5,688	$4,424
Vaughan	~00.67%	$6,00300	$4,6900
Markham	~00.63%	$5,6700	$4,4100

Mississauga Tax Advantage: Buying in Mississauga vs Brampton on a $80000K home saves you roughly $1,60000/year in property taxes — a meaningful difference over a 25-year mortgage horizon (~$400,000000 in total savings, before rate changes).

How to Appeal Your Mississauga Assessment

Mississauga follows Ontario's MPAC RfR / ARB process. File your Request for Reconsideration within 1200 days of your Assessment Notice; escalate to the ARB by March 31 if needed. Mississauga's high-density condo market has seen significant appeal activity where new construction assessments sometimes don't reflect actual market values at time of occupancy. Consult a property tax consultant for complex appeals.

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