Grand Forks Property Tax Information
Tax notices for the current year are generally mailed out in May. Property taxes are due annually on July 2nd or the first business day in July (in 2023 on July 4).
*** 2023 Property Taxes can be paid in person at City Hall, located at 7217 – 4th Street.
*** Payments will be processed on the Effective Date sent from your bank. Therefore, payments made late in the day after your bank’s cut-off time will be processed the following day. If you have any questions on the Effective Date, please contact your bank.
PROPERTY TAX DEFERMENT
For further information on Property Tax Deferments, please click on the link below to go to the Provincial website on tax deferment.
BC Government – Property Tax Deferment Info
HOME OWNER GRANT
The Home Owner Grant must be signed and claimed by the Property Tax due date or it is considered outstanding taxes and subject to penalty as such.
Starting in 2021, homeowners are no longer able to apply for their homeowner’s grant at City Hall. The provincial government now requires all homeowner grants to be applied for directly through the province. More information can be found on their website. For those unable to apply online, telephone assistance is available on 1-888-355-2700.
For further information on Home Owner Grant eligibility, please click on the link below to the Provincial website:
BC Government – Home Owner Grant
TAX RATES
For further information on current tax rates in the City of Grand Forks, please see:
Combined Property Tax Rates – 2023
Combined Property Tax Rates – 2022
Combined Property Tax Rates – 2021
Combined Property Tax Rates – 2020
Combined Property Tax Rates – 2019
Combined Property Tax Rates – 2018
Combined Property Tax Rates – 2017
INTEREST RATES
Interest rates for taxes that are in arrears and delinquent are set quarterly by the Province.
Please click on the link below to see current interest rates:
Interest Rates on Tax Arrears or Delinquent
PROPERTY TAX DEFERMENT PROGRAMS
For more information on Property Tax Deferment programs, please see:
BC Government – Property Tax Deferment Programs
PERMISSIVE TAX EXEMPTIONS
For further information on Permissive Tax Exemptions, please click on the link below..
