Understanding your Assessment Notice

Please Note: 2025 is a Revaluation Year. Every property owner will receive an Assessment Notice in the mail. 

You can also print it out:

1. Mailing Address:
This area contains the name and address of the primary assessed person that the Assessment Notice is mailed to.

2. School Support:
The percentage of this property’s taxes allocated to the two school boards.

3. Description:
This is the property classification applied to the property.

4. Full Assessed Value:
Your property’s value is determined using Saskatchewan Assessment Manuals and provincial legislation. This is the 100% full estimated market value.

5. Appeal date:
This is the deadline to appeal this assessment.

6. Property Identification:
This area contains information to identify the property:

• Roll Numbers,
• Civic Address,
• Legal Land description,
• All registered owners on title.

7. Assessed Person(s)
These are either the registered owner(s) on title or owner(s) under an agreement sale.

8. Taxable Assessment:
This value is arrived at by multiplying the assessed value by the provincial percentage of value. This value is used to apply a mill rate and a mill rate factor to arrive at the property taxes.

9. Exempt Assessment:
A property may have all or a portion of its assessment excluded from the tax calculation. These exemptions may be granted by specific legislation (e.g.schools, hospitals) or by City Council agreement.

10. Base date:
The base date established by the Agency through a Board Order for the purpose of establishing assessment roll.