If you own a home in Edmonton, or you are thinking about buying one, few topics create more confusion than property assessments and property taxes. Many people assume that a higher assessment automatically means their tax bill will rise by the same percentage. Others are unsure whether their assessment reflects today’s market, whether they can challenge it, or what the education tax on the bill actually covers.

The truth is that your assessment and your tax bill are connected, but they are not the same thing. In Edmonton, the City sends assessment notices in January, then sends property tax notices in May. For 2026, assessment notices were mailed starting January 12, the assessment review period runs from January 12 to March 23, tax notices are…

4492 Views, 0 Comments

Read Full Post