
File a BC Assessment Appeal (property assessment review) on or before January 31, 2022.
For information and forms – here is a direct link to Appeals.
Key Dates
January 31 – Property Assessment Review Panel Deadline
People wishing to request an independent review of their assessment must file their written notice of complaint with the assessor by this date.
July 1 – Valuation Date
The date actual (market) value of properties is determined for the purpose of assessment rolls.
October 31 – Physical Condition and Permitted Use
The assessment reflects the physical condition and permitted use (zoning) of property as of this date, except where substantial damage or destruction of the buildings occurs. Learn more about Valuation Date versus Physical Condition Date.
December 31 – Assessment Notices
Completed assessment information produced and mailed to property owners. Assessment information and value totals delivered to tax authorities and are available online.
Understand the assessment process –
The Assessment Process (Three Steps)
- Information collection
Information is collected and analyzed by BC Assessment appraisers for all properties in British Columbia. (Most often this information collection occurs when properties are created/constructed, but can also occur at other times like when properties are renovated.)
- Information analysis
Property sales are analyzed by BC Assessment appraisers to understand the property market as at July 1st of each year. This new market information is used to set the new assessments.
- Create and deliver assessment notices
Assessment notices are created and then mailed to all property owners on December 31 each year.
Follow the link for the full article and Frequently Asked Questions here.