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In 2022 and 2023, the Government of PEI applied subsidies to owner-occupied property tax accounts to offset inflationary provincial tax increases for Islanders. Now, in 2024 the Government of PEI is providing the Owner-Occupied Residential Property Tax Credit. Without this new...
1. Agreement The Subscriber is deemed to have accepted the terms and conditions set out herein, which form the contract between the Government of PEI, Department of Finance, Taxation and Property records Division (“Taxation and Property Records”), and the Subscriber in respect to...
Afin de soutenir les propriétaires de l’Île pendant la grève des postes, le gouvernement de l’Île-du-Prince-Édouard propose plusieurs options à ceux qui ont un solde d’impôt foncier impayé. Les personnes qui souhaitent vérifier le solde de leur impôt foncier peuvent le faire en...
Island families and individuals unable to obtain or maintain adequate housing due to a low household income, poor housing conditions, or other special circumstances may be eligible for family housing through the Family Housing Program. Eligible applicants may be approved for: Government-owned housing: Bachelor to four-bedroom units are equipped with essential appliances and utility services. Tenants must supply their own furniture and maintain tenant’s insurance coverage. Most families pay 25% of their household income for rent and cover the cost for heat and electricity, although adjustments...
Les municipalités jouent un rôle important dans la prestation des services locaux à l’Île-du-Prince-Édouard. Or, celles-ci font face à des responsabilités et à des attentes de plus en plus complexes, tant du point de vue de leurs habitants que de celui des gouvernements...
Can municipalities on PEI buy land? Yes, municipalities can purchase land. To meet legislative acts and regulations keep the following in mind: The purchase is listed in the municipality’s budget, (MGA s.150) The purchase is approved by council, (MGA s.123 “The powers of a...
Islanders with a low-income may be eligible for a free electric hot water heater for their homes. To be eligible, you must have an annual household income of $100,000 or less, you must own your home, and it must be your principle residence. Your water must currently be heated by fossil fuels (heating oil or propane) to be eligible. How do I apply? You can apply for a free electric hot water heater online by clicking the blue button at the bottom of this page. If you would like help with your application, you can visit your local Access PEI where staff will help you verify your income and help...
This publication is the Annual Report for the Department of Finance for the fiscal year ending March 31, 2024.