Calgary Property Tax 2025

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Calgary's 2025 residential property tax rate is approximately 0.6713% of assessed value. The rate is composed of a municipal portion and a provincial education requisition.

Calgary benefits from Alberta's no-provincial-sales-tax environment, and its property tax rate is competitive among Canadian cities. The City of Calgary uses market-value-based assessments to determine annual property tax bills.

How Calgary Property Tax Is Calculated

The City of Calgary assesses properties based on their market value as of July 1 of the prior year. The 2025 residential mill rate equals approximately 0.6713% of assessed value. Bills include a municipal portion and a provincial education requisition.

Formula: Annual Tax = Assessed Value × 0.006713

Sample Calculations

Home ValueEstimated Annual Tax
$500,000$3,356/yr ($280/mo)
$750,000$5,035/yr ($420/mo)
$1,000,000$6,713/yr ($559/mo)

Calgary Property Tax Calculator

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Payment Schedule

Calgary provides monthly pre-authorized tax payment (TIPP) plans or lump-sum payments due late June. TIPP enrollees pay 1/12 of estimated annual tax each month.

How to Appeal Your Property Assessment

File a complaint with the Assessment Review Board (ARB) within 60 days of receiving your assessment notice. Attach comparable sales data to support your appeal.

Disclaimer: Tax rates shown are estimates based on publicly available 2025 data. Actual bills may differ due to assessment phase-in, local levies, or homeowner credits. Always confirm with your local municipality.

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