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   How do I find property assessments?

   • Find property assessments by civic address or street name. Find property assessments by Assessment Account Number (AAN). Find property assessments by municipality, community, assessment range, sale price or sale date, and property type. Search for up to 12 properties at one time with the Assessment Account Number (AAN) and PIN for each property.

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   Where can I find detailed information about my property?

   • Find detailed information about your property with the Assessment Account Number (AAN) and PIN on your 2024 Property Assessment Notice. Find property assessments by civic address or street name. Find property assessments by Assessment Account Number (AAN).

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   How do I know if my property value is reassessed?

   • Your property value is shown on a property assessment notice from MPAC, as well as on your annual property tax bill. Property values are reassessed every four years. In 2016, MPAC reassessed properties across Ontario and these assessed values apply from 2017 to 2020.

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   Where can I find property assessments & information in BC?

   • Access the Assessment Search and start your search for British Columbia's property assessments & information. Property assessment information was released on January 2, 2024 and is based on market values as of July 1, 2023. The BC OnLine Internet service provides private and public sector customers with access to a number of government databases.

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   How do I read my property assessment notice?

   • Learn how to read your Property Assessment Notice. To assess your residential property, we compare the details of your property to similar ones that have sold in your area. This is called the direct comparison approach, and there are up to 200 factors we may consider.

   Residential Property Assessments - MPAC

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   How do you assess a residential property?

   • To assess your residential property, we compare the details of your property to similar ones that have sold in your area. This is called the direct comparison approach, and there are up to 200 factors we may consider. There are five major factors that generally account for your property's assessed value.

   Residential Property Assessments - MPAC

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2. www.mpac.ca › ResidentialPropertyAssessmentsResidential Property Assessments - MPAC

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   This page is for residential property owners and includes information on our assessment process. Here you can learn about: Your Property Assessment Notice; How your residential property is assessed Factors affecting your property value Condos, new homes and waterfront properties and solar panels Programs to reduce your property taxes

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   To assess your residential property, we analyze the sales of similar properties that have sold in your area. Based on the sales information, there are five major factors that generally account for your property’s assessed value.

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5. www.mpac.ca › PropertyTaxesandAssessedValueProperty Taxes and Assessed Value - MPAC

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   Learn how your property’s assessed value relates to your property taxes. Learn More Note: The applicable law prevails to the extent there is any conflict between this information and the current law.

6. info.bcassessment.ca › Look-Up-Property-AssessmentLook up property assessment

   info.bcassessment.ca › Look-Up-Property-Assessment

   Access the Assessment Search and start your search for British Columbia's property assessments & information. Access current assessment information. Property assessment information was released on January 2, 2024 and is based on market values as of July 1, 2023. Request information for a single property (BC OnLine)

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   Find property assessments by Assessment Account Number (AAN). Find property assessments by municipality, community, assessment range, sale price or sale date, and property type. Search for up to 12 properties at one time with the Assessment Account Number (AAN) and PIN for each property.

8. www.ontario.ca › page › property-taxProperty tax - Ontario.ca

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   Property value. The Municipal Property Assessment Corporation (MPAC) determines the value of your property. Your property value is shown on a property assessment notice from MPAC, as well as on your annual property tax bill. Property values are reassessed every four years.

9. www.toronto.ca › property-assessment-and-appealsProperty Assessment & Appeals – City of Toronto

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   The assessed value and classification of your property provided by MPAC are used to calculate your property taxes. If the value of your property increased by more than the City average from the previous assessment update, your property will experience an assessment-related property tax increase.