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Newfoundland and Labrador Property Tax At-a-Glance

Newfoundland and Labrador property tax consultants help clients navigate the complex tax system using industry-leading technology and a localized strategic approach to minimize tax liability, maximize savings, and drive profitability for shareholders.

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Property Tax by Province

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The assessment cycle is annual throughout the province except for the city of St. John’s, which is on a two-year cycle.

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Newfoundland and Labrador property assessments can be appealed within 60 days of the date of the notice of assessment.

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Properties are assessed by the MAA, with the exception of St. John’s, whose assessments are determined by their municipal Assessment Division.
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  • Overview

    Newfoundland and Labrador Property Tax Calendar

    Stay ahead of Newfoundland and Labrador property taxes with our property tax calendar.

    * Recently updated within the last 30 days

    Market Value Base Date
    St.John'sJanuary 1 of the year preceding reassessment year
    All other municipalitiesJanuary 1 of the preceding taxation year
    Revaluation Cycle
    St.John's2 Year (2026 - 2027) Annual Right of Appeal
    All other municipalities1 Year, Annual Right of Appeal
    Mailing Date of Assessment Notices
    St.John'sMay, notice mailed is for following year
    All other municipalitiesJune, notice mailed is for following year

    Assessment Appeal Deadlines

    First Level
    60 days from mailing date of notice
    Second Level
    30 days from mailing date of notice
    Assessment Appeal Fees
    Filing fee of $100/appeal; fee is fully refundable if appeal is upheld by Assessment Review Commission Filing fee of $200/business appeal; fee is fully refundable if appeal is upheld by Assessment Review Commission

  • Mastering Newfoundland and Labrador’s Complex Tax Framework

    Our consultants expertly navigate complicated tax administration using a combination of local expertise and advocacy to ensure you only pay the taxes you owe.