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A third bond rating agency has reaffirmed the province’s debt rating as stable, again demonstrating government’s sound management of taxpayers’ dollars. Standard and Poor's (S&P Global) has joined Moody’s and DBRS in forecasting a stable outlook for the economy. The agency said...
This section provides general information on Gasoline Tax including legislative authority, fuel type definitions and remittance requirements. What amendments have been made to the Gasoline Tax Act? Amendments to the Gasoline Tax Act have recently been passed in the PEI...
If you own or operate a pleasure craft in PEI, you may apply for a special permit to allow you to fuel your vessel with marked (untaxed) fuel at a PEI port where clear (taxed) fuel is not available. The Marked Fuel Permit for Pleasure Craft Owners/Operators does not exempt you...
How can community members get involved? Residents of Savage Harbour are invited to attend three community engagement sessions, one each in October, November and December 2025. Each meeting builds upon the previous and attendance at all three is encouraged where possible, but not necessary. Community Meeting #1: Completed. Community Meeting #2: Completed. Community Meeting #3: Completed Community Meeting #4: January 19, 2026, 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm, Mount Stewart Community Centre (Storm Date January 20, 2026) Agenda: In-person ballot vote on final name recommendation by community residents (proof...
The Municipal Assessment and Tax Information (MATI) tool is for the use of Municipal Administrators and their assigns only. For publicly accessible property information, including maps and assessment information, please visit GeoLinc Plus . The Municipal Assessment and Tax Information (MATI) online tool provides Prince Edward Island Municipal Administrators with up-to-date assessment and tax information. Assessment and tax information is provided through four sections: Assessment Summaries Search by your municipality to see the total assessed values of all commercial, residential, and other...
Visually-impaired Islanders are getting help adapting to the often frightening and bewildering challenge of vision loss. The Canadian National Institute of the Blind (CNIB) recently received $120,000 in one-time funding from the provincial government to help maintain low-vision...
The Third Quarter Forecast for 2018-19 indicates a surplus of $13.8 million, an improvement from the budgeted surplus of $1.5 million. “The province’s economy continues to thrive and it is no surprise that PEI is projected to lead the country when it comes to economic growth in...
Islanders have the opportunity to invest in economic development within their community. Approved CEDBs raise funds by issuing shares to people, and then invest those funds in local businesses. What is a Community Economic Development Business (CEDB)? A CEDB is a company or co...
The rules for creating, operating and managing a condominium (condo) corporation in Prince Edward Island , including a vacant land condominium, are governed by the Condominium Act and Condominium Act Regulations (condominium legislation). The members of the condo corporation...
Prince Edward Island’s personal income tax is administered and collected by the federal government through the Canada Revenue Agency. PEI’s income tax rates and bracket structures are set by the Government of PEI and applied to federally defined PEI taxable income. Personal...