Property Tax
Property taxes must be paid yearly for each property. The money raised from the property taxes you pay is used to fund local programs and services, such as:
- Police and fire protection
- Emergency rescue services
- Road construction and maintenance
- Garbage services
- Recreation and community centres
- Parks
- Libraries
- Schools
- Hospitals
Property Tax in BC (Important Dates)
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July 1st | Property Valuation Date in B.C |
January | Your property assessment is mailed out |
January 31st | Deadline to request a formal review of your property assessment |
May 31st | Your property tax notice is mailed out |
July 4th | Deadline to pay your property taxes |
Property tax due dates are vary in some municipalities |
BC has one of the lowest property tax rates in Canada
| Property Tax based on $ 100,000 assessed value 2016 | ||||
| Burnaby | $ 379.00 | |||
| Coquitlam | $ 326.28 | |||
| Maple Ridge | $ 425.11 | |||
| New Westminster | $ 610.25 | |||
| North Vancouver City | $ 403.67 | |||
| North Vancouver District | $ 380.52 | |||
| Port Coquitlam | $ 299.44 | |||
| Port Moody | $ 358.38 | |||
| Richmond | $ 432.49 | |||
| Surrey | $ 444.44 | |||
| Vancouver | $ 316.79 | |||
| West Vancouver | $ 183.20 | |||
Above property tax figures may not reflect the utilities charges.