The Town of Innisfil is responsible for managing and investing in high-quality municipal services that our residents depend on. Our Financial Services division provides financial stewardship to the Town, its staff, residents, and ratepayers, with the goal of ensuring long-term viability, affordability and sustainability.
Staff deliver accounting services, procurement expertise, property taxation, and financial planning and reporting using professional knowledge and best practices to ensure the best value for the Town.
Town Budgets
The Town's budget determines the cost of providing services to our residents, businesses, and community members.
Property Taxes
Property taxes help fund municipal services, infrastructure and programs. MPAC decides your property assessment.
Fees and Charges
View various fees and charges for municipal services as set out by our Fees and Charges By-law.
Financial Statements
Browse our audited financial statements, which are prepared each year in accordance with Canadian public sector accounting standards.
Duties of Financial Services staff
Along with developing Town budgets and maintaining budgetary processes, the main duties of our Financial Services staff include:
- Statutory financial disclosure and reporting requirements to the public, Council, and the provincial and federal governments
- Cash management, tax billing and collections, accounts payable and receivable transactions
- Administration of procurement processes and maintaining the Town's Procurement By-law and its related procedures
- Payroll processing and related source deduction remittances to appropriate authorities
- Providing financial analysis, advice and guidance concerning various corporate business activities and initiatives
- Identifying revenue sources, debt implications, ongoing operational costs and tax or user-rate impacts
- Analysis of development charges, including by-law interpretations and updates