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The Homeowner's Tax Fighter Guide
Proven Tips To Ensure You Pay Your Fair Share Of Property Taxes
—And Not a Penny More!
Every year thousands of home owners receive new assessments on
their properties and are mystified or disagree with the municipalities
evaluation. Often the homeowner is unsure about what to do or how to begin an
appeal process.We ask ourselves:
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Am I paying more than my fair share?
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If I am paying too much -- how do I go about paying less?
Getting answers isn't easy. In many parts of Canada the property tax system
isn't "user-friendly.'' Sometimes it's hard to reach the right government
official to get answers to your questions. Sometimes the answers themselves are
hard to understand. Figuring out your choices, and your rights, can be
frustrating and intimidating.
That's where the Homeowner's Tax Fighter Guide is designed to help!
Its purpose is to guide you through the maze, give you plain answers, and
tell you where you can go for more information if you still have questions.
So...let's get started!
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Note to the Homeowner
In our opinion, most assessment
authorities try to be fair in assessing
your property. Given the sheer number of
properties they must assess, however, it
is almost impossible for them to be fair
to everyone. Your concern and input to
the assessor is vital if the system is
to work fairly for all concerned. It is
your right, and responsibility, to work
with the assessors to insure that your
assessment (and the taxes that result
from it) are fair in relation to all
other taxpayers in your community.
How To Use This Kit
Read this booklet first. It will give you a good
understanding of how property taxes are
levied, and a useful "checklist" or
blueprint to follow should you decide to
appeal your taxes. Keep this booklet
with you. Use it to make notes and write
down questions.
Consult the loose sheet with
information on your locale. This
sheet contains most of the specific
information about your Province and town
-- when tax notices come out, how long
you have to appeal, and so forth. If you
need additional information (for
example, the phone number of the tax
assessor's office), just drop me a line
or e-mail.
Now for the most important
advice of all. If anything isn't
clear, or you need some expert help,
call Darrell Rozee at 765-9974. I'll be
pleased to offer advice, at no cost and
no obligation
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