2009 Revaluation

Legislation requires that all properties in Saskatchewan be revalued once every four years.  The most recent province-wide revaluation year was in 2009.

The 2009 revaluation used a market value standard for residential and commercial properties or non-regulated property assessments.  This standard is more flexible and results-focused and will align Saskatchewan's assessment system more closely with assessment in other jurisdictions throughout Canada.

For 2009, the base date used for assessment values is June 30, 2006.  This ensures that assessed values are more current and that property owners can better understand these values, although this base date means that some recent increases in property values are not reflected in the 2009 assessments.

One of the key responsibilities that Municipal Affairs has with each revaluation is to undertake analysis and make recommendations to Cabinet respecting province-wide property classes and percentages of value that are applied to assessed values in order to calculate taxable assessments.

Consultations

The Ministry undertakes consultations with various sectors and organizations within the province as part of the process of developing these recommendations.  To view feedback from a group, please click on their link below. (The Saskatchewan Assessment Management Agency-not available.)