The Covid-19 pandemic has shifted more of the residential tax burden to suburban-living Calgarians, according to the city’s tax assessor. Details on Calgary’s 2022 property assessment roll were delivered Wednesday, showing an increase in the
Calgary will try to hold the property tax change at zero for 2022, but the mayor warned they can’t hold that line indefinitely. Councillors received a budget update at Tuesday’s Priorities and Finance committee meeting.
Calgary taxpayers will get further relief if they’re unable to pay their property taxes in 2021, after city council took additional steps to shield residents and businesses from the impact of COVID-19. The plan, approved
Calgary city councillors went in looking at a zero per cent tax cap for city businesses and came out with something quite different. The new package is targeted towards Calgary small businesses and away from
Calgary got its first glimpse of potential property tax implications of COVID-19 and the ongoing lag in the economy. In Tuesday’s Priorities and Finance committee, councillors heard that early estimates show there would be a
Calgary business owner Lisa Maric said the city’s support for small businesses isn’t enough as many continue to struggle during the coronavirus outbreak. On Monday, city council voted to forgive the late payment penalty on
Calgary taxpayers will have the option to put off paying their property taxes June 30 without penalty, but they’ll have to make it up after Sept. 30. Calgary city councillors kept this year’s property tax
Calgary businesses may yet get tax relief again this year as a city committee voted in favour of extending the city’s phased tax program (PTP). Councillors on the Priorities and Finance committee voted 4-3 Tuesday
The jump some Calgary businesses are seeing in their monthly Tax Instalment Payment Plan (TIPP) notices doesn’t mean their taxes are increasing by that much, the city said. If you have questions, however, you
While Calgary city councillors were presented with different tax distribution examples Tuesday, much of the debate centred around tax regime, value for dollars and looking at the city’s bigger picture. Councillors were presented with the
