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Required by Provincial legislation All properties reassessed Residential and Farm Property Notices mailed for October 10 Other properties later in November Updated values from January 1, 2008 to January 1, 2012 Values for taxation years 2013-2016
Taxes on every property increase or decrease based on actual valuation changes compared to average
A new assessment does not change the total taxes collected by the City
Assessment x tax rate = Taxes
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GLOUCESTER-SOUTHGATE
CUMBERLAND OSGOODE RIDEAU-GOULBOURN GLOUCESTER-SOUTH NEPEAN KANATA SOUTH
25.97%
23.77% 20.73% 21.26% 23.14% 21.21%
-0.03%
-2.23% -5.27% -4.74% -2.86% -4.79%
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60,000 50,000 NO OF PROPERTIES 40,000 30,000 20,000 10,000 0 -$250 OR -$100 TO - -$50 TO - -$25 TO LESS $250 $100 $50 WITHIN $25 TAX IMPACT $25 TO $50 $50 TO 100 $100 TO $250 $25O OR MORE
NUMBER OF PROPERTIES
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RIDEAU-GOULBOURN
OTHER TOTAL
1,055
201 3,859
36.77%
N/A 38.71%
Tax shifts between classes if neutral ratios not adopted (Council decision) Property tax shifts within classes will occur
Increased assessment phased in over next four years (residential/farm approx. 6.4% per year)
No phase-in for assessment reductions
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To see estimate of individual residential impacts, visit the Property Tax Estimator section of the Citys website at ottawa.ca Verify MPAC Notice of Assessment is accurate
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Property Classification Your Property Value as of January 1, 2012 Your Property Value as of January 1, 2008 Property Value Change
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Percentage Change
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This percentage change is for year one (2013) of the four-year phase-in cycle.
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Analysis continues for 2013 tax policy Mailout to residential and farm taxpayers with assessment increase of 10% more than the average 32k properties Councillor and assistant training on October 16th Documentation provided to Council and website updated
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