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Property Taxes

Property taxes are past due

A late penalty will be applied to current taxes that remain unpaid after June 30, 2025. Learn about how penalties are calculated and find all your payment options on the Ways to Pay page.

Applications for non-profit organizations for property tax exemptions are accepted on an annual basis.

The Town of Okotoks considers applications from non-profit organizations for property tax exemptions on an annual basis. Applications are accepted by September 30 each year.

Eligibility for property tax exemptions are defined by provincial legislation.

Guide to Property Tax Exemptions in Alberta

Property Tax Exemption Application Form

Properties with more than 2 years outstanding tax arrears are offered for sale by the Town of Okotoks, in accordance with the Municipal Government Act, Chapter M-26 RSA 2000, Part 10, Division 8.

Municipal Government Act, RSA 2000, c M-26

 

Education Taxes

Municipalities, including Okotoks are legislated to bill and collect school taxes on behalf of the Provincial Government. The Town collects education tax from property owners through your property tax bill and forwards it to the province, but we do not set or control the amount collected. 

While the Town bills and collects school taxes, the Town has no jurisdiction or control over school board budgets or operations. 

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