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Quick answer:
Kingston bills property tax twice a year. The interim bill is due by the last business day of February and the final bill by the last business day of June. The math on this page uses $425/month as an example property tax; your own amount will differ, and the cash back scales with it.
Format: 19-digit roll number, entered as the account number. The roll number is on the top left-hand side of the tax bill and can also be found with the City's Property Assessment and Tax Levy Lookup tool.
Verified against www.cityofkingston.ca, October 2026.
Yes, and it's the whole point. Most billers don't reward you for how you pay. Through Neobanc, your card earns its normal rewards and Neobanc adds 1% cash back on top. On a $425/month City of Kingston property tax, that's roughly $153 back per year between a 2% cash-back card and Neobanc, for the exact same property tax.
On a $425/month property tax, a 2% cash-back card returns about $8.50/month, and Neobanc adds $4.25 on top, roughly $153 per year for switching how you pay, not what you pay.
Change how you pay before what you pay. Paying by bank transfer or Monthly pre-authorized payments (10 instalments, January to October), Due date instalment program, or Arrears payment program earns nothing; the same property tax through Neobanc with a cash-back card returns about $153 a year. A 1.25% penalty is charged the day after the due date, plus 1.25% monthly interest (15% per year) on the first day of each later month. A recurring Neobanc payment a few business days before the due date earns on every cycle and never runs late.