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1. www.saskatoon.ca › tax-rates-mill-ratesTax Rates & Mill Rates - Saskatoon.ca

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   3 days ago · The Saskatoon separate school division set their own mill rates and adopted the provincial mill rates. There are different education property tax mill rates for Agricultural property, Residential property, Commercial/Industrial and Resource (oil and gas, mines and pipelines). Property Tax Levies (Taxable assessment/$1000) x City Mill Rate x ...

2. www.saskatchewan.ca › residents › taxes-andEducation Property Tax Mill Rates | Property Taxes ...

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   9.88. 9.88. 9.88. 9.79. Print this page. View the current Education Property Tax (EPT) mill rates used to calculate your property taxes in Saskatchewan.

3. www.gscs.ca › page › 59Property Taxation and Mill Rate - Greater Saskatoon Catholic ...

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   May 27, 2024 · Property Taxation and Mill Rate. May 27, 2024. It is important for Catholic taxpayers to ensure their tax notice states they are of the Catholic faith so that their school taxes are directed to the Catholic school division. Without this designation, property taxes are automatically directed to public schools. To ensure the education portion of ...

4. rmcormanpark.ca › 171 › Education-Property-Tax-Mill-RatesEducation Property Tax Mill Rates | Rural Municipality of ...

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   Jun 4, 2024 · For 2024 the Prairie Spirit (Public) School Division #206 and the St. Paul’s R.C.S.S.D. #20 Greater Saskatoon Catholic Schools will both continue to use the education property tax mill rate established by the province as follows: 1.42 mills for agricultural property classes. 4.54 mills for residential, seasonal and multi-unit property classes.

5. www.saskatchewan.ca › government › municipalInformation for Municipalities Concerning Education Property Tax

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   A board of education of a separate school division that has passed a bylaw to levy mill rates is defined as an "other taxing authority" in all three of the municipal acts. Therefore, the requirement to notify/ obtain consent from an "other taxing authority" when local exemptions and abatements are granted outlined in the municipal acts applies to the separate divisions setting their own mill ...

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6. www.saskatoon.ca › sites › defaultsaskatoon_tax_mill_rate_history_present_2023

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   Provincial legislation determines the percentage of the assessed value that is taxable by a municipality: Percentage of Value Taxable. 2013-2016. 2017-2020. 2021-2024. Agriculture. 55%. 55%. 55%.

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   Do Saskatoon schools have mill rates?

   • The Saskatoon separate school division set their own mill rates and adopted the provincial mill rates. There are different education property tax mill rates for Agricultural property, Residential property, Commercial/Industrial and Resource (oil and gas, mines and pipelines).

   Tax Rates & Mill Rates - Saskatoon.ca

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   Can school divisions set their own mill rates?

   • Some separate school divisions exercise their constitutional right to set their own mill rates, but have always adopted the provincial mill rates. The prescribed classes of property used to calculate EPT mill rates have one additional class compared to the property classes used for municipal property tax purposes.

   Information for Municipalities Concerning Education Property Tax

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   Who sets the mill rates for education property tax?

   • The Province of Saskatchewan sets the mill rates for education property tax for all public school divisions. The Saskatoon separate school division set their own mill rates and adopted the provincial mill rates.

   Tax Rates & Mill Rates - Saskatoon.ca

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   What is a property tax ratio in Saskatchewan?

   • City Council's approval of a tax ratio of 1.59 means that for every $1.00 in property tax that a residential property owner pays, a non-residential property owner will pay $1.59 on an equivalent assessment. The Province of Saskatchewan sets the mill rates for education property tax for all public school divisions.

   Tax Rates & Mill Rates - Saskatoon.ca

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   What is a mill rate factor?

   • The mill rate factor is used to determine the proportion of tax revenue that each property class will pay. City Council's approval of a tax ratio of 1.59 means that for every $1.00 in property tax that a residential property owner pays, a non-residential property owner will pay $1.59 on an equivalent assessment.

   Tax Rates & Mill Rates - Saskatoon.ca

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   Can a municipality establish a mill rate factor?

   • A municipality may establish a mill rate factor by bylaw to transfer some of the cost of public services from one property classification to another. All property in a municipality is classified as agricultural, residential or commercial.

   Municipal Property Tax Tools and Other Taxes

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8. www.saskatchewan.ca › government › municipalMunicipal Property Tax Tools and Other Taxes | Taxes and ...

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   To calculate the municipal portion of your property taxes when council implements a mill rate factor, the ad valorem tax calculation is multiplied by the mill rate factor. If the mill rate factor is greater than 1.0, the resulting property taxes will be higher; if the mill rate factor is less than 1.0, the resulting property taxes will be lower ...