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Payment terms for tax accounts

Several payment methods are available for paying your tax bill; however, it is important to allow a transmission time to meet the due date.

Electronic payment from your financial institution
  • Choose the supplier “Village de Senneville”
  • Enter the 10-digit file number that appears on your tax account stubs

Participating financial institutions:

  • Laurentian Bank
  • National Bank
  • Scotiabank
  • TD Bank
  • BMO
  • CIBC
  • Desjardins
By mail

Payment methods accepted:

Personal cheque, certified cheque, bank money order or postal money order (payable to Village de Senneville)

  • Write the file number of the tax account(s) to be paid on the back of the cheque.
  • It is recommended that you send, in the same envelope, post-dated cheques for additional payments with the corresponding payment stubs.
  • The payment of your tax bill is recorded on the day it is received by the municipality, and not on the day of the postmark.
Mail everything to:

Village de Senneville,
35 Senneville Road
Senneville, Quebec H9X 1B8

** Please allow sufficient time for your payment to reach us.

Through the mail chute
The mail slot is located at:

35 Senneville Road
Senneville, Quebec H9X 1B8

In person at the Town Hall
Payment methods accepted:
  • Cash
  • Debit card
  • Personal cheque, certified cheque, bank money order or postal money order (payable to Village de Senneville)

** We do not accept credit card payments.

Business hours:
  • Monday to Thursday: 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. and 12:45 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.
  • Friday: 8 a.m. to 12 p.m.

Understanding your municipal bill

  1. Tax year
  2. Address of building concerned by taxation
  3. File number:
    Unique number associated with your property
  4. Assessed value:
    Value on which property taxes are calculated
  5. Rate: Property tax rates and pricing by building:
    this rate varies from year to year
  6. Total: Total amount of taxes for the taxation year shown on the statement
  7. Due dates: Due dates for the two (2) required payments
  8. After due date: Value of interest charges as of the date of the first payment on the balance due, if not paid by the due date
  9. Arrears: Balance of transactions prior to the printing date of the current tax account
  10. Total payable: Amount payable including taxes for the current year, arrears and interest
  11. Messages: Section reserved for important messages from the Village of Senneville
  12. Reference number for payment (file number)
    Orange rectangle: Payment stubs (2) – Use one stub per payment, according to the due dates indicated on each one.