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- Apply for the home owner grant - Province of British Columbia
The home owner grant is a form of payment towards your property taxes and it's considered a late payment if you apply after the property taxes due date You can apply for the home owner grant up to December 31 of the current tax year, even if you have not paid your property taxes
- Submit documents to support your home owner grant application
After applying for the Home Owner Grant, you may be required to submit additional documentation to support your application Use our secure document submission portal to upload your documents You'll need to scan any paper documents or receipts before you can upload them
- Claim the BC Home Owner Grant before the tax deadline
To avoid late fees, make sure to apply for the grant and pay your property taxes by July 2 There are a few easy ways to submit your application: • Online at gov bc ca homeownergrant • In person at a Service BC location (Vernon or Kelowna are the closest offices) • By phone at 1-888-355-2700
- Home Owner Grant - Pathways
The home owner grant reduces the amount of property taxes you pay each year on your principal residence The grant is available to homeowners who pay property taxes to a municipality, or to the province if they live in a rural area
- BC Home Owner Grant : Who Qualifies and How to Apply - KC . . .
The Home Owner Grant is a property tax deduction available to eligible homeowners in British Columbia It reduces the amount of property tax you owe to your local municipality each year, provided the home is your principal residence
- Homeowner grant provides property tax relief for people in B. C.
Homeowners can apply for the home owner grant and Property Tax Deferment securely online Quick Facts: BC Assessment values are are based on the market value of similar property sales from July 1, 2023 Homes valued above the threshold may qualify for a partial home owner grant
- Have you claimed the BC Home Owner Grant? | City of Kelowna
If you own your home and live in it as your primary residence, you could reduce your property taxes by $770 or more each year with the BC Home Owner Grant To qualify for the grant this year, you must: Be the registered owner of the residence (or a spouse or relative of the deceased owner) Be a Canadian citizen or permanent resident of Canada
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