How a Panel works

Last updated on August 25, 2023

The following pages provide information about British Columbia’s Property Assessment complaint process. You may find this information helpful if you are considering filing, or have filed, a complaint against information found on your Property Assessment Notice:

Property Assessment Complaint: The process step-by-step
- Glossary of Terms
- Sample Evidence Package [PDF]
Panel Locations & Members
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Breakdown of a PARP Hearing [PDF]

PARP Fact Sheets

We have prepared worksheets that will help you understand how a hearing will proceed if you have filed a late complaint after January 31 and also with whom the burden of proof lies and what makes good evidence for a complainant to bring. You can access the fact sheets below and download a copy to print.

PARP Information Sheet #1 - Late Complaint [PDF]
PARP-Evidence and Burden of Proof Fact Sheet [PDF]

Preparing evidence for a PARP Hearing

Short video showing how to prepare evidence for a PARP hearing.

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