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1. www.winnipeg.ca › interhom › BudgetMulti-year budget: 2022 update - City of Winnipeg

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   Property tax increases capped at 2.33%; The average homeowner will pay approximately $43 more in 2022; Keeps property taxes among the lowest of all major cities in Canada

   • Winnipeg’s Preliminary 2022 Balanced Budget Update Tabled

     The Preliminary 2022 Balanced Budget Update continues to cap...

   • Understanding assessed values & your property taxes - Winnipeg

     Property tax rates: Any increase in property taxes announced...

2. www.cbc.ca › news › canadaAverage Winnipeg homeowner to pay $142 more in taxes this ...

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   Feb 8, 2023 · Tax hikes: Property taxes rise 3.5 per cent, up from 2.33 per cent in 2022. This will raise an additional $24 million for the city. Fontage levy increases will raise another $18 million.

3. winnipegsun.com › news › local-newsWinnipeg's preliminary budget includes 3.5% increase to ...

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   Feb 8, 2023 · Winnipeg Mayor Scott Gillingham’s first budget includes a 3.5% increase to property taxes and a one-time frontage levy — $142 more for the average homeowner — a promise he made during last ...

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4. winnipegsun.com › news › local-newsWinnipeg budget passed with property tax hike | Winnipeg Sun

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   Mar 22, 2023 · Most of the new property tax rates will go towards the tax-supported operating budget and dedicated renewal of local streets, lanes and sidewalks. 0.33% of the property tax increase will increase...

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5. www.winnipeg.ca › news › 2021/11/26-winnipegsWinnipeg’s Preliminary 2022 Balanced Budget Update Tabled

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   Nov 26, 2021 · The Preliminary 2022 Balanced Budget Update continues to cap property tax increases at 2.33 percent per year for the next two years. This means the average homeowner will pay an additional $43 on their property taxes in 2022.

6. assessment.winnipeg.ca › AsmtTax › EnglishUnderstanding assessed values & your property taxes - Winnipeg

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   Property tax rates: Any increase in property taxes announced as part of the City’s annual budget update will result in an increase to your municipal property taxes. The City budgeted for a property tax increase of 3.5% for 2023.

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   How much will property taxes increase in 2022?

   • The Preliminary 2022 Balanced Budget Update continues to cap property tax increases at 2.33 percent per year for the next two years. This means the average homeowner will pay an additional $43 on their property taxes in 2022.

   Winnipeg’s Preliminary 2022 Balanced Budget Update Tabled

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   How much will Winnipeg homeowners pay this year?

   • The average Winnipeg homeowner will pay $142 more this year as the city raises both property taxes and frontage levies. The preliminary budget released Tuesday — the first for Scott Gillingham as Winnipeg's mayor — calls for a 3.5 per cent property tax hike as well as a $1.50-per-foot frontage levy increase.

   Average Winnipeg homeowner to pay $142 more in taxes this year as

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   Will Winnipeg raise property taxes?

   • Mayor Scott Gillingham and council finance chair Jeff Browaty speak to reporters about Winnipeg's budget Wednesday. Gillingham has followed through on his tax-hike pledge. (Jeff Stapleton/CBC) The average Winnipeg homeowner will pay $142 more this year as the city raises both property taxes and frontage levies.

   Average Winnipeg homeowner to pay $142 more in taxes this year as

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   Will Winnipeg raise property taxes & frontage Levy?

   • (Jeff Stapleton/CBC) The average Winnipeg homeowner will pay $142 more this year as the city raises both property taxes and frontage levies. The preliminary budget released Tuesday — the first for Scott Gillingham as Winnipeg's mayor — calls for a 3.5 per cent property tax hike as well as a frontage levy increase of $1.50 per foot.

   Average Winnipeg homeowner to pay $142 more in taxes this year as

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   How much did Winnipeg spend on property taxes in 2023?

   • Total projected property tax haul in 2023: $714 million, up $25 million from from 2022. This is the result of the hike as well as new developments within the city. Winnipeg Transit budget: $238 million, up $26 million from 2022. Police budget: $326 million, up $6 million from 2022. Fire-paramedic budget: $226 million, up $5 million from 2022.

   Average Winnipeg homeowner to pay $142 more in taxes this year as

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   How many Winnipeg businesses will not pay business tax in 2022?

   • The Small Business Tax Credit threshold has increased to $44,220, which means 6,700 businesses will not pay the Business Tax in 2022. Approximately 55 percent of all Winnipeg businesses will receive a full credit of their business taxes in 2022. The business tax rate will also remain frozen at 4.84 percent for 2022.

   Winnipeg’s Preliminary 2022 Balanced Budget Update Tabled

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8. legacy.winnipeg.ca › interhom › Budget2022 Preliminary Budget at a Glance - legacy.winnipeg.ca

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   • Property tax increases capped at 2.33% • The average homeowner will pay approximately $1,900 in 2022 • Keeps property taxes among the lowest of all major cities in Canada • No increase to the Frontage levy • No new fees or charges • Small business tax credit threshold increased to $44,220