This section provides an overview of the key components of Property Assessment and Property Tax in Prince Edward Island. Property Assessment forms the basis for the collection of provincial and municipal property tax in Prince Edward Island. If you disagree with the property...
The Prince Edward Island Real Property Tax Act came into effect on January 1, 1972. This publication is an historical summary of the commercial and non-commercial property tax rates per $100 of assessment.
The purpose of this Bulletin is to provide property owners with information on the Notice of Liability to Tax Sale and its impact on the property owner.
The farm building assessment program provides owners of farm properties with tax relief for farm buildings that are no longer used for the reason for which they were originally constructed, converted to an alternate use, or vacated. Who is eligible? Any property owner with farm...
This section provides information for property owners on the determination of a market value for all real property in the province. Property assessment forms the basis for the collection of provincial and municipal property taxes. Property assessment refers to the determination...
This section provides information for property owners on how to request a property assessment review. What do I do if I think my property assessment is wrong and I have questions? If you have questions or would like to discuss the property assessment value assigned to your...
A provincial tax credit may be applied to the provincial portion of property tax on non-commercial property. Currently, the provincial tax credit is $0.50 per $100 of taxable valuable assessment. Who is eligible? You may qualify for the provincial tax credit if you: are the sole...
The provincial deficit for the last fiscal year is $13.1 million, a $6.8 million improvement from the original budget. The numbers are contained in the 2015-16 Public Accounts – or “blue books” - which were tabled today in the legislature by Finance Minister Allan Roach. The...
Prepared by Department of Finance under the direction of the Chair of Treasury Board, Hon. Allen F. Roach
This brochure will help you understand your basic responsibilities as a holder of a Marked Gasoline, Marked Diesel, and Levy Exemption Permit under the Prince Edward Island Climate Leadership Act, Gasoline Tax Act and Revenue Administration Act and associated