PROPERTY TAXES ARE DUE JULY 2, 2025
Assessments
Each year, BC Assessment (a provincial Crown corporation) produces independent and uniform property assessments on an annual basis for all property owners in the province. BC Assessment provides information about properties within Campbell River to the City as the basis for calculating annual property taxes.
For more information, visit BC Assessment's website at www.bcassessment.ca
Tax Rates
By May 15 of each year, Council approves the annual tax rates bylaw on which property taxes are based. The rates are expressed as an amount per thousand dollars of assessed property value. For example, if the rate is 7.5000, property taxes would be $7.50 for each $1,000 of assessed value, and a home valued at $100,000 would pay $750 in property taxes for that year.
Annual Tax Notice
Tax notices are usually sent the last week of May each year, shortly after Council approves the tax rates bylaw. The tax notice shows the amount of property taxes due, and may include parcel taxes and user fees applicable to your property. The City also serves as the collector for other taxing bodies, such as
- Provincial School Taxes
- Strathcona Regional District
- Comox-Strathcona Regional Hospital District
- BC Assessment
- Municipal Finance Authority
Tax notices are mailed to each property or emailed to those signed up for eBilling.
Paperless eBilling is a quick and convenient way to receive your property tax notices that also offers any time, anywhere access to your payment history and the status of your provincial home owner grant application. To sign up, login or register with MyCity and update your property tax account.
If you do not receive your tax notice by the second Friday in June 2025, please contact the City's Tax Department at 250-286-5715 or email taxes@campbellriver.ca.
Penalty
After July 2, 2025, a 10 per cent penalty will be imposed on all outstanding current tax balances. Penalties are also applied to any balance owing due to an unclaimed home owner grant.
Tax Sale
Each September the City is required under the Local Government Act to hold an annual tax sale for those properties with delinquent taxes (unpaid taxes for three years). For more information, please read the Annual Tax Sale General Information.
Payments
Please read Property Tax Facts for information on the various ways you can pay your taxes.
Pre-authorized withdrawals for property taxes (PAWs)