Property taxes cover the period of Jan. 1 to Dec. 31 of the current year and are mailed in mid-May of each calendar year. Payments are due on June 30. Your entire tax bill can be paid at any time, but there is no discount for early payment. If you haven’t received your tax bill by the second full week of June, please contact us by phone at 780-967-5338 or email info@onoway.ca.
Please click on the below link to view the Tax Assessment Roll Information for the Town of Onoway.
The values on this roll are as of July 1st, 2023 for the 2024 Tax Year.
Taxes are due by June 30, 2024
To inquire about your Tax Assesment click below.
Assessment Appeal deadline for 2024 is July 23, 2024.
According to provincial legislation , complaints may be filed by the registered owner of the property or an agent acting on the owner’s behalf. A complaint filed by an agent must include a signed letter of authorization from the owner. Your complaint and the appropriate fees must be received by the Assessment Review Board Clerk within 60 days of the date your assessment was mailed to you. This deadline is set out in legislation and cannot be extended.
Property Assessment Complaints and Appeals
Property Owners who are concerned about their Assessment can file a complaint with their Municipalities Assessment Review Board.
Click on the Property Assessment Complaints & Appeals Link and it will take you to Alberta.Ca Overview, and access to the Complaint Form and Assessment Agent Authorization Form
Property Assessment Complaints & Appeals
When you locate your form on the Government of Alberta Link above, download it first before you try to use.
COMBINED ASSESSMENT AND TAX NOTICES
As per section 311 of the MGA, notice is hereby given that the combined assessment and tax notices for the Town of Onoway were mailed May 17, 2023
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Assessment Appeal deadline for 2023 is July 24, 2023.
According to provincial legislation , complaints may be filed by the registered owner of the property or an agent acting on the owner’s behalf. A complaint filed by an agent must include a signed letter of authorization from the owner. Your complaint and the appropriate fees must be received by the Assessment Review Board Clerk within 60 days of the date your assessment was mailed to you. This deadline is set out in legislation and cannot be extended.
Property Assessment Complaints and Appeals
Property Owners who are concerned about their Assessment can file a complaint with their Municipalities Assessment Review Board.
Click on the Property Assessment Complaints & Appeals Link and it will take you to Alberta.Ca Overview, and access to the Complaint Form and Assessment Agent Authorization Form
Property Assessment Complaints & Appeals