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Do I have to be selling my home to get a property tax review?

No. A property tax review in Saskatoon is an assessment appeal to the Board of Revision, and it is available to any homeowner who believes the City of Saskatoon's assessed value is wrong, whether or not the home is currently listed for sale.

The City of Saskatoon assesses residential property at 80 percent of market value, and if a homeowner believes that assessment is inaccurate, they can file an appeal to the Board of Revision within the window the City sets after assessment notices go out. Selling is not a condition of that process.

A sale can be a reason someone notices a discrepancy, since a hand-reviewed valuation sometimes surfaces a gap between assessed value and actual condition, but the appeal itself is a separate City process open to any owner, tied to the assessment notice, not a listing.

If you are unsure whether your assessment reflects your home's actual condition, that is worth checking either way. Get your hand-reviewed valuation from Joel Dyck.

Get your hand-reviewed valuation from Joel Dyck.

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