New timeline! Property owners/tax agents can now request 2024 Assessment value information before January 2024
There is a new, earlier timeline for property owners and tax agents who wish to discuss and/or request information regarding 2024 Assessment Values.
“In prior years, property owners and tax agents would need to wait until the start of the new year to confirm their property’s 2024 Assessed Value,” says Bryce Trew, City Assessor. “We’re here to help property owners throughout December, prior to the opening of the City of Saskatoon’s Assessment Roll (a listing of all property assessments in Saskatoon open for public inspection) and the 30-Day Assessment Review and Appeal Period, open January 2 – February 5, 2024.”
Property owners and tax agents may now request the following throughout December 2023:
- Confirmation of your property’s 2024 Assessed Value
- 2024 Property Valuation Cards or Field Sheets
- Explanation of changes if there are any
Please note, the City Assessor’s Office is unable to provide the following in December:
- A copy of your 2024 Assessment Notice (will be available beginning January 2, 2024)
- An estimate of your 2024 Property Taxes (the Provincial Education Budget will not be finalized until April 2024)
Starting January 2, 2024, the City of Saskatoon will only mail new 2024 Assessment Notices to property owners, who since January 1, 2023, had a change to their:
- Assessment from the previous year,
- Tax status, or
- Ownership.
“I encourage property owners to review our informative Guide to 2024 Assessment Notices, it provides additional details on the 30-Day Assessment Review and Appeal Period, how to change your school division tax support, important dates for property owners in 2024 and more,” adds Trew.
Consider discussing assessment-related questions related to your property with an assessor this December - before the opening of the 30-Day Assessment Review and Appeal Period (January 2 – February 5, 2024). Most often, your assessment questions can be resolved, helping you to avoid the need to file a formal assessment appeal with required fees.
Email assessmentsubmit@saskatoon.ca or call 306-975-3227. We’re here to help.
Visit saskatoon.ca/assessment for more information.