You may file an appeal for certain decisions made for:
Your appeal must be postmarked by Canada Post or faxed within 90 days from the date on the notice of determination you're appealing.
A postmark is a marking applied by Canada Post to show the date and place your appeal was mailed. A meter mark isn't the same as a postmark and isn't accepted. A meter mark just shows that postage has been prepaid.
Income Tax Act (B.C.), sections 228 and 229
B.C. Emergency benefit for workers
Your appeal must be received by the Minister of Finance within 90 days from the date on the notice of determination you're appealing or on or before September 30, 2021, whichever is later.
Employer Health Tax Act, sections 75, 76 and 30.19
B.C. Increased employment incentive
Your appeal must be received by the Minister of Finance within 90 days from the date on the notice of determination you're appealing or on or before September 30, 2021, whichever is later.
Income Tax Act (B.C.), sections 255 and 256
Your appeal must be received by the Minister of Finance within 90 days from the date of the decision you're appealing.
Your appeal will be deemed to have been given to the minister if it’s received within the deadline by tracked mail, courier or fax sent to one of these locations. These are the methods and locations specified by the minister under the legislation.
Carbon Tax Act, sections 56, 56.1 and 57
Carbon Tax Regulation, sections 41.8 and 41.9
Your appeal must be received by the Minister of Finance within 90 days from the date on the assessment or other decision received.
Your appeal will be deemed to have been given to the minister if it’s received within the deadline by tracked mail, courier or fax sent to one of these locations. These are the methods and locations specified by the minister under the legislation.
Employer Health Tax Act, sections 75, 75.1 and 76
Your appeal must be received by the Minister of Finance within 90 days from the date on the notice you're appealing.
Your appeal will be deemed to have been given to the minister if it’s received within the deadline by tracked mail, courier or fax sent to one of these locations. These are the methods and locations specified by the minister under the legislation.
Home Owner Grant Act, section 17.15
Your appeal must be received by the Minister of Finance within 90 days from the date the assessment was mailed, or if there hasn't been an assessment, within 90 days from the date you filed the original return. If you’re appealing a Notice of Reconsideration, your appeal must be received by the Minister of Finance within 90 days from the date on the notice you’re appealing.
Your appeal will be deemed to have been given to the minister if it’s received within the deadline by tracked mail, courier or fax sent to one of these locations. These are the methods and locations specified by the minister under the legislation.
Insurance Premium Tax Act, sections 17, 17.1 and 18
Your appeal must be received by the Minister of Finance within 90 days from the date of the decision you're appealing.
International Business Activity Act, sections 38 and 39
International business activity
Your appeal must be received by the Minister of Finance within 90 days from the date the assessment was given (mailed). If you’re appealing a Notice of Reconsideration, your appeal must be received by the Minister of Finance within 90 days from the date on the notice you’re appealing.
Your appeal will be deemed to have been given to the minister if it’s received within the deadline by tracked mail, courier or fax sent to one of these locations. These are the methods and locations specified by the minister under the legislation.
Logging Tax Act, sections 23, 23.1 and 24
Your appeal must be received by the Minister of Finance within 90 days from the date of the decision you're appealing.
Your appeal will be deemed to have been given to the minister if it’s received within the deadline by tracked mail, courier or fax sent to one of these locations. These are the methods and locations specified by the minister under the legislation.
Mineral Tax Act, sections 26, 26.1 and 27
Your appeal must be received by the Minister of Finance within 90 days from the date of the decision you're appealing.
Your appeal will be deemed to have been given to the minister if it’s received within the deadline by tracked mail, courier or fax sent to one of these locations. These are the methods and locations specified by the minister under the legislation.
Motor Fuel Tax Act, sections 50, 50.1 and 51
Motor Fuel Tax Regulation, sections 51.92 and 51.93
Before you can appeal to the minister, you must request a reconsideration by the collector or administrator.
A reconsideration of:
Your appeal must be received by the Minister of Finance within 90 days from the date of the reconsideration.
Your appeal will be deemed to have been given to the minister if it’s received within the deadline by tracked mail, courier or fax sent to one of these locations. These are the methods and locations specified by the minister under the legislation.
Petroleum and Natural Gas Royalty and Freehold Production Tax Regulation, sections 12 and 12.1
Net Profit Royalty Regulation, sections 19 and 19.1
Oil and gas royalties and freehold production tax
Your appeal must be received by the Minister of Finance within 90 days from the date of the decision you're appealing.
Your appeal will be deemed to have been given to the minister if it’s received within the deadline by tracked mail, courier or fax sent to one of these locations. These are the methods and locations specified by the minister under the legislation.
Property Transfer Tax Act, sections 19, 19.1, 21 and 22
Your appeal must be received by the Minister of Finance within 90 days from the date of the decision you're appealing.
Your appeal will be deemed to have been given to the minister if it’s received within the deadline by tracked mail, courier or fax sent to one of these locations. These are the methods and locations specified by the minister under the legislation.
Provincial Sales Tax Act, sections 211, 211.1 and 212
If you believe the Speculation and Vacancy Tax Act was applied incorrectly in your case, you can appeal:
You cannot appeal an assessment you received because you didn't submit a declaration.
The appeal review process determines if the Speculation and Vacancy Tax Act has been applied correctly to your circumstances, but it cannot:
Your appeal must be received by the Minister of Finance within 90 days from the date on the assessment, determination or notice you're appealing.
Your appeal will be deemed to have been given to the minister if it’s received within the deadline by tracked mail, courier or fax sent to one of these locations. These are the methods and locations specified by the minister under the legislation.
Speculation and Vacancy Tax Act, sections 98, 98.1 and 99
Your appeal must be received by the Minister of Finance within 90 days from the date of the decision you're appealing.
Forest Act, sections 142.9 and 142.91
Your appeal must be received by the Minister of Finance within 90 days from the date of the decision you're appealing.
Your appeal will be deemed to have been given to the minister if it’s received within the deadline by tracked mail, courier or fax sent to one of these locations. These are the methods and locations specified by the minister under the legislation.
Tobacco Tax Act, sections 23, 23.1 and 24