Video, transcripts, and deep links for 11 archived public meetings from 9 New Brunswick governments — city councils, county boards, and public agencies.
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Quotes mentioning property taxes, from the most recent New Brunswick meetings we have transcripts for. Show all topics.
27:42 Is it too much? How does it fit with our ability to get our tax rate where we want it, it's accurate? So, they're by supporting this, you are not in any way committing yourselves to a budget decision.Play from 27:42
42:17 There's a lot of variables this year with the property tax freeze coming off, with the new regulations and legislation around what we can and can't do with tax rates, you know, You've got RCMP contracts, there's all kinds of variables coming into this budget process.Play from 42:17
51:47 So based on the residential property with no street lights and an assessed value at $300,000, this would equate to a tax bill of about approximately $1,14.90.Play from 51:47
42:08 Now let's look at the budget in more detail. The total 2023 general fund budget is 152.9 million. Most current residential property owners will see a seven cent decrease in their property tax rate from 1.4086 to 1.3386 for $100 of assessment.Play from 42:08
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