Taxes and Charges

On March 25, 2020, the Ontario government announced a five‑month relief period for Ontario businesses who are unable to file or remit select provincial taxes on time, due to the special circumstances caused by the coronavirus (COVID‑19) in Ontario. Beginning April 1, 2020, penalties and interest will not apply to Ontario businesses that miss any filing or remittance deadline under select provincial taxes. Learn more.

Ontario's tax system supports the province's programs and investments in education, health care, transportation infrastructure and skills.

• Beer and Wine Tax
• Corporations Tax
  • Capital Tax
  • Corporate Income Tax
  • Corporate Minimum Tax
  • Insurance Premium Tax
• Debt Retirement Charge
• Disputing Assessments or Disallowances
• Employer Health Tax
• Estate Administration Tax (formerly known as probate fees)
• Fuel Tax
• Gasoline Tax
• Goods and Services Tax (Canada Revenue Agency)
• Gross Revenue Charge
• Harmonized Sales Tax
• International Fuel Tax Agreement
• International Registration Plan
• Land Transfer Tax
• Mining Tax
• Non-Resident Speculation Tax
• Ontario Health Premium
• Payments in Lieu of Additional Municipal and School Taxes
• Payments in Lieu of Federal and Provincial Corporate Tax (Hydro PILs)
• Personal Income Tax
• Property Tax
• Provincial Land Tax
• Provincial Sales Tax
• Race Tracks Tax
• Retail Sales Tax
• Spirits Tax
• Tobacco Tax
• Transfer Tax