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What are CAO assessment fees and how do you pay them

What are CAO assessment fees?

Condo corporations are legally required to pay annual assessment fees to the Condominium Authority of Ontario (CAO). These fees are collected from owners through their monthly condo fees at a rate of $1 per voting unit per month.

The CAO uses these funds to operate and provide essential consumer protection services and support to condo communities across the province.

 

How do I pay my condo corporation’s assessment fees?

Log in to your CAO account and use our secure online payment system. Our payments guide provides step-by-step instructions.

 

Can a late payment or late filing fee be waived?

Late fees will not be waived unless there are justified circumstances and you submit a formal request. We will consider the details of your specific case before making a final decision. Be sure to clearly explain why the payment or filing was late so we can make an informed decision.

 

How do I pay a CAO invoice?

You can pay your condo corporation’s invoice by logging in to your CAO account and using our secure online payment system. The CAO accepts direct deposit, credit card, Debit Visa/Mastercard and Google Pay. Our Online Payments Guide provides step-by-step instructions.

 

Does CAO accept cheque payments?

No, CAO does not accept cheques. All payments must be made through our online payment system using one of the following methods:

  • Direct deposit
  • Credit card
  • Debit Visa/Mastercard
  • Google Pay
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