–Britt Santowski, SPN Wanna do some math? As announced on January 2 on SPN, property values from BC Assessment have been mailed out. In most cases, property tax values are up. In Sooke, property values are up an average of 17%; … Continue reading →
–Grumpy Taxpayer$ media release Grumpy Taxpayer$ is releasing a tool to help residential, business owners and others compare tax rates across the 13 municipalities of the region. During the next several months municipal councils will set tax rates (mill rates) … Continue reading →
Homeowners, are you ready for this? In Sooke, property values are up 17%. Your property value assessment is now available from BC Assessment. The taxes that you will be charged based on this assessment will be sent to you from … Continue reading →
Your 2017 property tax assessment is now available online. Spoiler alert: it’s gone up. For your convenience, we’ve embedded the District of Sooke’s webpage below. To break out of the frame below and do it directly on the District of … Continue reading →
– Provincial government release With municipal and rural property tax deadlines just around the corner, home owners can look into several provincial programs that may help with some of the financial pressures of home ownership. Municipalities set the deadline for … Continue reading →
If you own property in Sooke, expect your 2016 Property Tax Notice to arrive in the mail shortly, if it hasn’t already. Taxes are due by Monday, July 4 2016. If you haven’t received your tax notice, you can reach … Continue reading →
Riveting stuff, this, if you’re a taxpayer. On March 14, 2016, four Sooke Councillors (Brenda Parkinson, Ebony Logins, Kerry Reay, and latecomer Kevin Pearson) and Acting Mayor (Rick Kasper) were on hand for the roll out of the proposed five year … Continue reading →
