Taxation
Important 2021 Dates
| Date | Item |
|---|---|
| January 1 | 15% Penalty applied on all outstanding taxes |
| January 21 | Assessment Notices Mailed |
| January 29 | Notice of Assessment Date |
| January 29 - March 30 | 60 day review period |
| March 30 | Final date to file a complaint |
| May 28 | Property Tax Bills mailed |
| June 30 | Property tax payments due |
| July 1 | 7% Penalty applied on all outstanding current taxes |
| October 1 | 8% Penalty applied on all outstanding current taxes |
| October 21 | Supplementary Bills Mailed |
| October 29 | Supplementary Notice of Assessment Date |
| October 29 - December 29 | Supplementary 60 day review period |
| December 29 | Final date to file a complaint for Supplementary |
| December 31 | Supplementary property tax payments due |
Property Assessment and Taxes
Property assessment notices are sent to property owners at the end of January each year.
The property taxes each resident pays is calculated in proportion to the value of the real estate property they own. Determining the value of a property for taxation purposes is known as assessment. Assessed values are a means of fairly distributing the town tax burden and ensuring that each property owner pays a fair and equitable level of tax. Find out how your property assessment is determined.
As assessment values vary between individual properties and between communities, your municipal tax changes may be higher or lower than the average.
The average residential property saw a decrease in its assessed value to $455,900 from $470,100 and should expect to see a $11 year ($0.92/month) decrease in municipal taxes, or 0.44%. As assessment values vary between individual properties and between communities, most property owners will have tax changes that are either higher or lower than the average.
On the annual property tax bills, the Town also collects provincial education taxes and the Rocky View Foundation requisition to support affordable seniors' housing options.