Taxes

Recent stories about taxes


An aerial photo of Edmonton City Hall.
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Podcasters ponder what's properly part of proposed tax increase

City administration's proposal to increase 2024 property taxes from 6.6% to 8.7% might be traced back to a tax freeze during the pandemic and the provincial government's unpaid property taxes, the hosts of Episode 259 of Speaking Municipally said.

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An artist rendering of a proposed development in McKernan-Belgravia
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On the agenda: Land development, property tax bylaw, and a transit-oriented building

This week, a public hearing will take place on April 24 and city council will meet on April 25. A non-regular city council meeting has been scheduled for April 28, but no agenda has been published.

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A bar chart showing the change in civic department spending, population, and inflation from 2012 through 2021
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On the agenda: Taxes, screen industry, and civic spending

This week, audit committee will meet on Feb. 13 and executive committee will meet on Feb. 15. Here are some of the key items on the agenda:

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Speaking Municipally: Episode 119
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Speaking Municipally: Episode 119

Hosts Troy Pavlek and Mack Male are joined by City of Edmonton tax experts Cate Watt and Anton Szabo to discuss two tax-related reports considered by city council's executive committee recently.

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