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Residents can now receive tax bills online

Property owners can now access their municipal tax bills online via Canada Post’s epost digital mailbox. Signing up for epost allows residents to log in from any computer or mobile device to view bills online in a safe and secure digital mailbox.
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Property owners can now access their municipal tax bills online via Canada Post’s epost digital mailbox.
Property owners can now access their municipal tax bills online via Canada Post’s epost digital mailbox.

Signing up for epost allows residents to log in from any computer or mobile device to view bills online in a safe and secure digital mailbox. Once signed up, it will then be a few simple clicks to add the City of Greater Sudbury municipal tax bills to your account.

If residents already have an epost account, simply add City of Greater Sudbury to your account and your municipal property tax bill will be delivered right to your epost inbox.

As the trusted provider of Canadians’ mail, Canada Post protects your privacy with the most-advanced encryption technology. And, your personal information stays within Canada. Unlike email service providers, you receive only the mail you sign up for — no advertisements, spam or junk mail.

There is no change for residents who prefer to receive a paper municipal tax bill in the mail. Only those who voluntarily sign up for epost will receive an online bill.

To sign up for epost or for more information, visit epost.ca.

For more information about your municipal property tax bill, contact the city by dialling 311 or visit greatersudbury.ca/taxes.

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