Understanding Property Taxes

Property taxes help fund essential City services and valuable programs that make Regina a great place to live.

Important Dates

• Late May - Property tax notices will be mailed in late May. 
• June 20- Application deadline to register for TIPPS
• June 30 - Property Tax deadline

Your Property Tax Notice

The City collects payments for all tax authorities that receive a portion of your tax dollars including the Library, Education and City. Your property tax notice is a statement of how much you owe for the current year.

View a Property Tax Notice ExampleOpens in new window

View a TIPPS User’s Property Tax Notice ExampleOpens in new window

Supplementary Tax Notice

If you make changes to your home that affect the assessment, you may also receive a Supplementary Tax Notice in addition to your Tax Bill. This notice represents a change in your taxes for a portion of the year.

If you have questions about your Tax Notice, submit a Service Request.

Paying Your Taxes

The property tax deadline is June 30, 2025. There are a variety of payment options. Late payment penalty of 1.5% per month is applied to accounts with outstanding balances after June 30. Penalties do not apply if you participate in the Tax Installment Payment Plan Service (TIPPS) program.

Pay in Full

1. At your bank or credit union - online, in person, or by telebanking.
2. At City Hall on weekdays between 8 a.m. and 4:45 p.m. on the main floor. Cash, cheque, debit card, credit card cheques (provided by your card company), or money order accepted.
3. Pay by cheque using the 24-hour deposit box, located on the southeast corner of City Hall.
4. By mail – Mail a cheque with your payment stub to the City of Regina PO Box (address). Regardless of Canada Post job action, cheques must be received by June 30 to avoid late payment penalties.
5. Pay online by credit card using a third party.

6. Drop off a cheque at the drive-thru kiosk on McIntyre Street, open June 26, 27 and 30 from 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. The kiosk only accepts cheques, and the tax bill must be included. Prepare cheques before arriving at the kiosk.

Note: You cannot pay your property taxes by credit card in person.

Update Your Property Tax Account

Update Your Mailing Address

The City of Regina obtains its mailing address for new owners from the address that is registered on the title with Information Services Corporation (ISC).

You can update your mailing address information through eProperty or by completing the Mailing Address Change FormOpens in new window and mailing it to the City of Regina, PO Box 1790, Regina, SK, S4P 3C8. Each owner of the property must fill out and sign the form and list all the properties for which you require the mailing address updated.

Update Your School Tax Declaration

The school tax designation is a declaration of faith. This declaration will apply to all the properties you own. You can update your school tax declaration online through eProperty or you can complete either the Individual Education Tax Declaration FormOpens in new window or the Organization Education Tax Declaration FormOpens in new window and mail to the City of Regina, PO Box 1790, Regina, SK, S4P 3C8.

If you do not complete a school tax declaration with the City of Regina, the individual is deemed to be a tax payer of the public school system under The Education Act.

Property Tax Penalties & Accounts in Arrears

Tax accounts with outstanding balances after the June 30 tax deadline are subject to a 1.50% monthly late payment penalty. Penalties do not apply to accounts on the TIPPS program.

Property taxes that remain unpaid after December 31 are declared in arrears and the monthly penalty increases to 1.75%.

In accordance with the Tax Enforcement Act, property addresses and outstanding amounts are advertised in the Leader Post, prior to registering a tax lien against a property and taking title.