Land titles: tax bills and assessment notices
It is the property owner's responsibility to keep the Land Titles record accurate.
The City’s source of property ownership and mailing address information for assessment notices and tax bills is a property’s Certificate of Title as registered with the Province of Alberta Land Titles Office.
Under the Municipal Government Act Section 337, once mailed, a tax bill is considered to have been received after seven days. Non-receipt of your property tax bill does not exempt you from late payment penalties.
Property owner name changes
All ownership changes to a title, including changes due to marriage, divorce, death, legal name change, spelling corrections or adding/removing an owner must be made in writing using the appropriate forms with the Province of Alberta Land Titles Office. Changes made to your land title are received electronically by The City of Calgary from the Province of Alberta Land Titles Office.
Property owner mailing address changes
Mailing address changes must be made in writing with the Province of Alberta Land Titles Office using the Province’s 
Notice of Change of Address for Service form. Changes made to your land title are received electronically by The City of Calgary from the Province of Alberta Land Titles Office.
Note: Province of Alberta Land Titles Office will not take change requests over the phone.
Manufactured homes
As manufactured homes are not registered with the Province of Alberta Land Titles Office, submit your ownership and mailing address change information using a Manufactured Home Information form. Forms are also available from manufactured home park managers. For more information, see Property Taxes and Manufactured Homes.