My Taxes & Assessment

Property taxes help pay for civic services like police and fire protection, road maintenance and snow clearing, parks and swimming pools, public transit and neighborhood infrastructure, and other programs that are necessary to maintain the high level of municipal services enjoyed by the residents of Lethbridge. All of Lethbridge's residential, multi-family, and non-residential property owners pay annual property taxes, which are due June 30 each year. Your share of the municipal taxes is determined by your property assessment.

My Property Assessment	My Property Taxes

Everything you need to know about property assessment, including what an assessor looks for, and the assessment process.	Everything you need to know about your property taxes, including how they work, how they are calculated, and statistics.
Assessment Review Board	Forms, Documents, and Other Information

Everything you need to know about the ARB, including how to file an appeal, what to expect, and the forms required.	All the forms and documents relating to Assessment, Taxation, or the Assessment Review Board Key dates and information about the Education Property Tax
For Seniors	Tax Installment Payment Plan (TIPP)

Information about the expiring seniors program, and the new Seniors Property Tax Deferral Program	Information about what it is, what's the rate of discount, and the application form to sign up.

For more information:

Address:	City Hall, First Floor, 910 - 4th Avenue South Lethbridge, Alberta T1J 0P6
Telephone:	403-320-3950
Fax:	403-320-4956
Tax E-mail: Assessment E-mail:	tax@lethbridge.ca assessment@lethbridge.ca

Address:

City Hall, First Floor,
910 - 4th Avenue South
Lethbridge, Alberta
T1J 0P6

Telephone:

403-320-3950

Fax:

403-320-4956

Tax E-mail:

Assessment E-mail:

tax@lethbridge.ca

assessment@lethbridge.ca