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It was a decision that helped protect the operating budgets of non-profit organizations throughout Ontario. NextGenLaw secured a historic victory at the Ontario Court of
For charitable and non-profit organizations operating in Ontario, managing overhead costs is essential to maximizing the resources available for your core mission. Property taxes often
On January 6, 2025, the Ontario Court of Appeal denied the Municipal Property Assessment Corporation (“MPAC”) leave to appeal Municipal Property Assessment Corp. v. Bell
NextGenLaw LLP successfully obtained leave from the Divisional Court to appeal from several related decisions of the Assessment Review Board (the “Board”) in 10198447 Canada
The Ontario Court of Appeal recently heard and dismissed an appeal of an interesting assessment law case in Craft Kingsmen Rail Corp. v. Municipal Property
In our last blog in this series on burden of proof, we explored the issues with allowing MPAC a second chance at proving current value.
The Divisional Court in Municipal Property Assessment Corporation v. Zarichansky, 2020 ONSC 1124 (CanLII) stated that the Board must determine current value. For those instances
Our previous blog introduced the burden issue under the Assessment Act (the “Act”) and highlighted the real issue: What does it mean to “lose” if
Under the Assessment Act, the Municipal Property Assessment Corporation (MPAC) is responsible for determining the current value of properties in Ontario. Property owners have the
Power of the Assessment Review Board to Correct Errors The Assessment Review Board has a broad power to correct palpable errors in the assessment roll.
