When you own, lease or gain an interest in a property (e.g. land, home, etc.) located in B.C. you must pay property taxes.
When you own or lease a property or manufactured home in B.C., property taxes must be paid yearly for each property.
When you purchase or gain an interest in property that is registered at the Land Title Office, you or your legal professional must file a property transfer tax return and you must pay property transfer tax, unless you qualify for an exemption.
If your address, name or the owners of your property change, you’re responsible for updating your municipality, the province and other offices.
Find answers to frequently asked questions and other information to help you understand the meaning of terms used in property taxes.
The home owner grant reduces the amount of annual property tax you pay for your principal residence.
Find out what you may qualify for as a B.C. resident.
First Nations can independently tax or share revenue from real property taxation on reserve land.
Learn more about independent or concurrent property taxation on reserve land.
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