Property tax calculator
COVID-19 Municipal Property Tax relief information
The City of Calgary is supporting citizens and businesses in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. Council approved municipal property tax relief measures that support taxpayers facing financial hardship.
Learn more about municipal property tax relief measures at calgary.ca/propertytax
Property taxes are collected by municipalities to deliver services citizens use every day. This calculator provides an estimate of the amount of property tax required based on the value of a property as of July 1st the previous year.
If your assessment class is not listed, please contact us at 403-268-2888.
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2021 Municipal Taxes | Show all | |
2021 Preliminary Provincial Taxes - Excluding Budget Changes | Show all | |
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Updated Jan. 14: Tax changes from the Government of Alberta are not reflected in the estimates provided. The City will update the property tax calculator in the spring when the numbers are released. |
Where do my residential property tax dollars go?
This calculator is for information purposes only. The calculation does not include any penalties, local improvement levies, or outstanding taxes owed from previous years.
The municipal tax is based on Council’s budgetary decisions from November 2020 and the expected 2021 Property Tax rates.
The provincial property tax is based on budget decisions made by the Government of Alberta in March last year. This calculator will be updated when 2021 decisions are announced.
Do you have questions?
See our Assessment Frequently Asked Questions page for answers.
How is my property assessed?
Assessment includes things like the size of your house, any renovations, the year it was built, the neighbourhood you live in and other variables.
How are tax rates and tax bills calculated?
Assessments redistribute property taxes within cities by measuring how individual property rates have changed relative to the average. See the formulas used to determine tax rates and tax bills.