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Assessment and Taxation Department News
January 28, 2005 - The owners of about 12, 700 residential properties in assessment region 5B were mailed a Preliminary Estimate of Value for the 2006 General Assessment. The personalized letter also contains details about opportunities for property owners to discuss the value of their property with us prior to receiving their Property Assessment Notice at the beginning of June 2005.
January 21, 2005 - The owners of about 12, 100 residential properties in assessment region 4D were mailed a Preliminary Estimate of Value for the 2006 General Assessment.
January 14, 2005 - Are you interested in information on the valuation of apartments, or retail and office properties? Visit the Market Information page. « Click Here »
January 14, 2005 - The owners of about 9, 100 residential properties in assessment region 4C were mailed a Preliminary Estimate of Value for the 2006 General Assessment.
January 7, 2005 - The owners of about 10, 300 residential properties in assessment region 4B were mailed a Preliminary Estimate of Value for the 2006 General Assessment.
December 17, 2004 - The owners of about 16, 000 residential properties in assessment region 5A were mailed a Preliminary Estimate of Value for the 2006 General Assessment.
December 3, 2004 - The owners of about 9,950 residential properties in assessment region 1D were mailed a Preliminary Estimate of Value for the 2006 General Assessment.
November 26, 2004 - The owners of about 9,400 residential properties in assessment region 1C were mailed a Preliminary Estimate of Value for the 2006 General Assessment.
November 19, 2004 - Business Assessment Notices for 2005 have been mailed to the operators of 1,062 businesses in the city. Since this is not a reassessment year a Business Assessment Notice was sent only to the operators of businesses where there has been a change in the business assessment. This includes any change in Annual Rental Value, or a change in ownership.
November 19, 2004 - The owners of about 14, 000 residential properties in assessment region 2B were mailed a Preliminary Estimate of Value for the 2006 General Assessment.
November 12, 2004 - The owners of about 13, 000 residential properties in assessment region 2A were mailed a Preliminary Estimate of Value for the 2006 General Assessment.
November 5, 2004 - The owners of about 9,300 residential properties in assessment region 3C were mailed a Preliminary Estimate of Value for the 2006 General Assessment.
October 29, 2004 - The owners of about 14,000 residential properties in assessment region 3B were mailed a Preliminary Estimate of Value for the 2006 General Assessment.
October 22, 2004 - The owners of about 15,000 residential properties in assessment region 3A were mailed a Preliminary Estimate of Value for the 2006 General Assessment.
October 15, 2004 - The owners of about 10,000 residential properties in assessment region 1B were mailed a Preliminary Estimate of Value for the 2006 General Assessment.
October 8, 2004 - The owners of about 11,000 residential properties in assessment region 4A were mailed a Preliminary Estimate of Value for the 2006 General Assessment.
October 1, 2004 - Winnipeg Real Estate News reports, City undertaking new reassessment: values seem to be quite reasonable "Winnipeg Real Estate Board President Cliff King said the new round of property reassessments in Winnipeg should accurately reflect true market value." « Click here to read the complete article. »
October 1, 2004 - The owners of about 12,000 residential properties in assessment region 1A were mailed a Preliminary Estimate of Value for the 2006 General Assessment.
May 31, 2004 - The 2005 Assessment Roll was issued on May 31, 2004. You were sent a new Assessment Notice in the mail only if there had been a change to your property such as a change in ownership or assessed value. The deadline to file an appeal with the Board of Revision was June 24, 2004.
December 19, 2003 - You can now view and download several thematic maps. They include a generalized map showing the age of Winnipeg homes, a map showing the total living area of residential properties, and a map showing the total assessment of residential properties.
September 8, 2003 - Today the City of Winnipeg filed an application for leave to appeal to the Supreme Court of Canada. The application involves the decision of the Court of Appeal to refuse to strike all or a portion of the Statement of Claim filed by the Manitoba Hotel Association and a number of hoteliers in the city. In May 2002 the Manitoba Hotel Association filed a Statement of Claim alleging that the City of Winnipeg and the Assessment and Taxation Department treated hotels unfairly in the 2002 General Assessment. The Association is asking for a reassessment of all hotels in the city on the basis of bad faith, breach of the Charter, and failure to comply with the assessment legislation. The Citys position is that the Board of Revision and Municipal Board have exclusive jurisdiction to hear appeals concerning valuation for municipal taxation purposes and that the Court of Queens Bench has no jurisdiction to determine those issues; the Statement of Claim should therefore be struck as constituting an abuse of the court process. This is still a preliminary issue regarding process and is not in any way about the merits of the case itself. The 2004 Assessment Roll was issued on May 30, 2003. You were sent a new Assessment Notice in the mail only if there had been a change to your property such as a change in ownership or assessed value. The deadline to file an appeal with the Board of Revision was June 24, 2003. City Assessor, Brian Moore, spoke to the 47th annual Professional Development Conference of the Association of Assessing Officers of Manitoba. « Click here to see the speech in PDF format »
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Friday November 23 2007
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