Note:
This calculator was AI generated by Anthropic’s Claude. It is an independent estimate, not affiliated with the City of Calgary. Check your official assessment and tax notice
What will I pay in 2027?
Estimate your 2026 bill, then see what different 2027 increases would cost you.
Your home
Council starts budget debate Nov. 23, 2026. 15% is the city's preliminary scenario, not a decision.
The province has promised education tax relief for 2027, but the amount isn't known yet.
If your value rises faster than typical, you pay a bigger share. Leave at "Same" if unsure.
Estimated 2027 change
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How this works
Your bill is your assessed value times the city rate, plus your assessed value times the provincial rate. For 2027, the calculator raises each part by the percentage you choose, then adjusts for how your home's value moves compared with the typical home.
This is an estimate. Your actual bill depends on your final 2027 assessment, the budget council approves, and the provincial budget, typically released in spring. It also leaves out any local improvement levies on your bill.
Tax rates used (edit to match your bill)
The city rate comes from Calgary's 2026 tax rate bylaw. The provincial rate is worked out from the City's typical-home figures: $1,948 in education tax on a $706,000 house.
Sources: 2026 Calgary tax rate bylaw · CTV: 2026 typical-home taxes · CBC: 15% preliminary scenario · Global: 20.2% if all requests funded · City of Calgary: property tax changes