Calgary Prepares $10M Education Tax Bill
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City of Calgary will invoice province for services related to property tax collection

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Council approved its 2025 property tax bill on Tuesday , the last step before the city is legally allowed to collect taxes this year .
Council approved a 3.6 per cent overall property tax increase in its yearly budget deliberations in November .
Council had to wait until the province released its budget in late February before approving the tax bylaw.
The city assessor predicted the amount could be roughly $10 million .
The city’s property tax bills will be mailed out May 12 .
The requisition will fund about one-third of education operating costs this year .
“This is an attempt to distract Calgarians from the fact that they are raising their property taxes for the fourth year in a row ,” says a provincial government spokesperson.
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