Creative Co-Location Facilities Property Tax Subclass Designation

City of Toronto Toronto

Next cycle

Annually in March (draft deadline February 20, final application deadline March 20)

Region

Toronto

Funder type

Municipal Government

For

Nonprofits & businesses

Eligible organizations

Nonprofits, for_profit, property_owner

Sectors

Arts and Culture, Creative Industries, Live Music, Performing Arts

About this program

Provides a municipal property tax subclass designation and tax relief for properties in Toronto that operate as creative hubs or live music venues under tenant-based, membership-based co-working, or live music venue models.

What this program funds

The City of Toronto provides a municipal property tax subclass designation and tax relief for properties operating as creative co-location facilities. The program supports properties in Toronto that function as creative hubs or live music venues under tenant-based, membership-based co-working, or live music venue models.

Eligible applicants include nonprofit organizations, for-profit businesses, and property owners. The program serves the arts and culture, creative industries, live music, performing arts, heritage, visual arts, publishing, and screen and media sectors.

Funding takes the form of a property tax credit through a municipal property tax subclass designation. Applications follow an annual cycle with a draft deadline of February 20 and a final application deadline of March 20.

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