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Pay your tax bill, switch to e-billing, sign up for monthly payments with the Tax Instalment Plan (TIP), and view your tax account information any time with MyCity.
City Council approved a 3.97% increase to the municipal operating budget to support critical services and infrastructure. Property tax bills also include provincial and third-party requisitions for education, seniors lodge accommodations and industrial property assessment.
In 2026, the Government of Alberta increased Red Deer’s education property tax requisition by 12.83%. This means the total increase on a property tax bill for the average property owner will be higher than 3.97%.
View the 2026 Red Deer Property Tax Overview (pdf) and click the tiles below to learn more about property taxes in Red Deer.
Pay your tax bill, switch to e-billing, sign up for monthly payments with the Tax Instalment Plan (TIP), and view your tax account information any time with MyCity.
Divide your annual tax bill into monthly payments with the Tax Instalment Plan (TIP). Sign up by June 15!
Property taxes are financial resources that transform into valued services and capital assets, which serve quality of life. Property tax payments are due the last business day in June.
Use our property tax calculator to estimate your property taxes.
Have you recently sold or purchased a property? Find information on what you need to do when property changes ownership.
Accounts with outstanding taxes are at risk for entering the Tax Recovery process. For more information regarding timelines and fees, click here.
Property taxes are due the last business day of June unless you are signed up for the Tax Instalment Plan (TIP).
Red Deer’s Business Improvement Area will be disestablished on May 27, 2026. Click to learn more.
We’re here to help you through the tax process. If you have questions, contact us.
It is the property owner's responsibility to keep the Land Title up to date. Learn how to update your address here.