Payment Options

Pre-authorized payment plans

The Township of Scugog has two types of Pre-Authorized Payment (PAP) plans to choose from:

1. Monthly PAP Plan (automatically withdraws your annual taxes in equal monthly installments on the last business day of each month from your bank account)
2. Installment PAP Plan (automatically withdraws installment amount due from your bank account on the
   regular installment due date)

View our Pre-Authorized Tax Payment Application for more information

Telephone banking

Online banking

Credit card payments - via a third party service provider

You can pay your property taxes with your credit card using Plastiq, a third party service provider, which enables credit card holders to make property tax payments with the credit card of your choice. There is a 1.99 per cent service fee payable to Plastiq in order to use this service.

Two charges will appear on your credit card statement when you use this payment option:

1. A principal payment amount (property tax paid), showing as a payment to the Township of Scugog
2. A service fee amount, showing as a payment to Plastiq

In order to make a payment, visit the Plastiq website or click on the Pay Now button below.

Payments in person

Make a payment in person at the Municipal Office located at:

181 Perry Street
Port Perry, ON L9L 1A7

Hours of Operation:
Monday to Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. (excluding designated holidays)

The Township of Scugog accepts payments by cash, cheque, money order, or Interac (debit card). 
Credit card payments are only available through a third party transaction with Plastiq. We also accept
post-dated cheques.

A drop-off box is available for your convenience at the Municipal Office to accept non-cash payments after regular operation hours.

Payments by mail

Follow these steps to submit payments by mail:

1. Attach your payment stub and make your cheque payable to Township of Scugog
2. Write your roll number on the front of your cheque
3. Allow sufficient time for the payment to reach our office on or before the due date in order to avoid penalty charges

We consider payments complete on the date the Finance department receives your cheque.