Property Assessments
Your assessment notice indicates what changes are being made to the assessed value of your home and information on how to appeal the assessment if it is incorrect. As stated in The Municipalities Act, you have 30 days to appeal the assessment from when the assessment roll is open.
When the assessment roll is opened any resident may request an assessment notice for their property and appeal their property assessment. Property owners are given 30 days, or 60 days in a revaluation year, to appeal their property assessment.
Your assessment notice indicates what changes are being made to the assessed value of your home and information on how to appeal the assessment if it is incorrect. As stated in The Municipalities Act, you have 30 days to appeal the assessment from when the assessment roll is open.
When the assessment roll is opened any resident may request an assessment notice for their property and appeal their property assessment. Property owners are given 30 days, or 60 days in a revaluation year, to appeal their property assessment.
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Property Taxes
The Town of Lemberg tax year begins January 1 and ends December 31 of the current year. Tax Notices are sent at the beginning of July and taxes are due November 30th of the tax year.
Assessment value is the value which the taxable assessment of properties comes from. The taxable value for residential properties is 80% of the assessment value and 100% for commercial properties.
The taxable value is then multiplied by the mill rate and divided by 1000 and added to the base tax to calculate the municipal portion of taxes. The Education tax is calculated the same way as the municipal tax using the School mill rates and removing the Base Tax.
Example: (Assessed Value x 0.80 x Mill Rates) / 1000 + Base Tax = Municipal Portion of Taxes
Example: (Assessed Value x 0.80 x Education Mill Rates) / 1000 = Education Portion of Taxes
The Town of Lemberg tax year begins January 1 and ends December 31 of the current year. Tax Notices are sent at the beginning of July and taxes are due November 30th of the tax year.
Assessment value is the value which the taxable assessment of properties comes from. The taxable value for residential properties is 80% of the assessment value and 100% for commercial properties.
The taxable value is then multiplied by the mill rate and divided by 1000 and added to the base tax to calculate the municipal portion of taxes. The Education tax is calculated the same way as the municipal tax using the School mill rates and removing the Base Tax.
Example: (Assessed Value x 0.80 x Mill Rates) / 1000 + Base Tax = Municipal Portion of Taxes
Example: (Assessed Value x 0.80 x Education Mill Rates) / 1000 = Education Portion of Taxes