It turns out four provincial properties issued special-purpose properties notices oassessment for 2013 aren’t so special after all.
A Newfoundland Supreme Court judge has ruled the regulations guiding the properties under the Assessment Act are beyond the powers of the government, which could mean the loss of hundreds of thousands of dollars in taxes to municipalities.
This post links to an article published by The Telegram on March 25, 2015 (St John’s, Newfoundland)
The Province of Manitoba has recently bulletined the following job opportunity: Assessment OfficerAS3 Assessment Officer 3Term/full-time Municipal and Northern RelationsProperty Assessment Services, Municipal and Northern
Supervisor of Property IntelligenceDepartment: Assessment & TaxationDesignated Work Location: 457 Main Street with Hybrid with designatedwork locationPosition Type: Permanent, Full-timeSalary: $3,013.10-$4,047.21 bi-weeklyPosting No: 124867Closing Date:
P.O. Box 2178,
Station Main,
Winnipeg, Manitoba,
R3C 3R5
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