Property Taxes
Taxation is responsible for:
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Preparing and mailing the annual tax and assessment notices
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The administration of the Tax Installment Payment Plan (TIPP)
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Responding to tax inquiries
Property taxes are the primary source of revenue for the City. The City uses property taxes to finance new programs, services and initiatives, including the following:
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Family and community support services
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Road construction and maintenance
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Parks and leisure facilities
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Police and Fire protection
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Snow removal
Property Taxation is the process of calculating a tax by multiplying the assessment by a tax rate. Tax rates are calculated based on the amount of tax revenue that is required to pay for the services that are provided. The formula to calculate your taxes is as follows:
Property Assessment x Mill Rate
1000
If your property assessment was $280,000, and the Mill Rate was 8.439 (as it is in 2010), your taxes would be:
$280,000 x 8.439 = $2,362.92 per year
1000
The Tax & Assessment notices will be in the mail during the month of May of each year
The tax year runs from January 1st to December 31st, and the tax bill is due half way through the year on June 30th.
Contact information:
Phone: 780.980.7105
Email: propertytaxes@leduc.ca
Mailing Address: Civic Centre, #1 Alexandra Park, Leduc, Alberta T9E 4C4
Location: 48A Street and 46 Avenue