A tax PIN is a unique number created by property owners to access property tax information online, such as bills, account status, transactions and legal description.
Your tax PIN expires one year after you create it, so you will need to change your PIN every year to access your account.
To create or change your tax PIN, you need your customer number. You can find this number on your tax bill.
If you recently became a property owner, you’ll need to wait until you get your first tax bill to create a tax PIN.
If you don’t have your tax bill or statement, call 311 or email tax@mississauga.ca. The City will mail your customer number to the mailing address on file within five business days.
If you own more than one property, you need to create a tax PIN for each property.
Creating a tax PIN for one property does not automatically create PINs for your other properties.
You can use the same tax PIN for all your properties, but you’ll need to log in separately for each property to review your tax bills.
Changes to ownership information generates a new customer number and your existing tax PIN will no longer work.
If you are still an owner, you’ll need to create a new tax PIN using the new customer number for the property.
To update the email address or the authentication questions and answers for your account, you can change or manage your tax PIN profile.