Property Assessment And Taxation — Canada — Northwest Territories law | Esheria

Property Assessment And Taxation

This section defines key terms used in the Property Assessment and Taxation Act.

Jurisdiction
Canada — Northwest Territories
Instrument
Act or statute
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Language
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About this statute

This section defines key terms used in the Property Assessment and Taxation Act. This provision sets out what property is assessed or exempt, how assessors must assess and classify property, and how assessment rolls are prepared, corrected, and kept public. This provision requires assessment notices to be mailed, says what they must contain, and sets deadlines for public notice and complaints. The Tribunal appeal process requires the registrar to give notice, allows affected people to attend and make representations, and requires the Tribunal to decide and issue written reasons. The provision also sets property tax rules, mill rates, exemptions, and appeal-related recalculations. The provision sets rules for property tax notices, arrears collection, insurer payments, and limited reductions or rebates.

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