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This section provides an overview of the key components of Property Assessment and Property Tax in Prince Edward Island. Property Assessment forms the basis for the collection of provincial and municipal property tax in Prince Edward Island. If you disagree with the property...

This section provides information for property owners on the owner name and address used within the property tax system and highlights the importance of keeping Taxation and Property Records informed of address changes. What name is used for setting up my property tax account...

The purpose of the Grant-In-Lieu Taxes program is to provide limited financial support for approved non-profit organizations, community groups, or municipalities that are providing specified services in the community by forgiving (crediting) non-commercial provincial property...

The farm building assessment program provides owners of farm properties with tax relief for farm buildings that are no longer used for the reason for which they were originally constructed, converted to an alternate use, or vacated. Who is eligible? Any property owner with farm...

The Farm Use Assessment Program provides tax relief to resident and non-resident farmland owners who have property leased to bona fide farmers. Who is eligible? If you are a property owner who is not a bona fide farmer, you may be eligible for farm use assessment if you: lease or...

The Farm Assessment Program for Bona fide Farmers provides farmers with tax relief on the land used for farming, If you are interested in this program, you may also want to apply for a Marked Gasoline and Marked Diesel Oil Permit. Who is eligible? You may qualify for the program...

The purpose of the Seniors Property Tax Deferral Program is to lower the cost of living for qualifying seniors by offering to defer payment of property taxes on their principal residence. Who is eligible? You may qualify for the program if you: are 65 years of age or older; have...

A provincial tax credit may be applied to the provincial portion of property tax on non-commercial property. Currently, the provincial tax credit is $0.50 per $100 of taxable valuable assessment. Who is eligible? You may qualify for the provincial tax credit if you: are the sole...