Paul is a homeowner in Whitby and his home value has been recently assessed by MPAC as $339 500. Paul's tax notice lists the following mill rates for various local services and capital developments. Calculate the current year's total property tax. Town general municipal 4.19938 Region subtotal 7.18877 Education 2.21000 a $249.67 b $24,966.63 c $4,616,571.93

Paul is a homeowner in Whitby and his home value has been recently assessed by MPAC as $339 500. Paul's tax notice lists the following mill rates for various local services and capital developments. Calculate the current year's total property tax. Town general municipal 4.19938 Region subtotal 7.18877 Education 2.21000 a $249.67 b $24,966.63 c $4,616,571.93

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