Vancouver

Tax deferment is a low interest loan program that helps qualified B.C. homeowners pay their annual property taxes on their principal residence.

The tax deferment program exists as a low interest loan to help individuals pay their property taxes. Under certain circumstances taxes cannot be deferred.

1. Receive your annual property tax notice in May of a given year.
2. Confirm you are qualified for the program. You may qualify for the Families with Children Program if you're a parent, stepparent or financially supporting a child.You may qualify for the Regular Program if you’re:

• 55 or older during the current year or
• a surviving spouse of any age or
• a person with disabilities
• Pay outstanding property tax debts. Property tax account must be up to date to be eligible.
• Send your completed application to your property tax office at the address shown on your property tax notice.
• Renew your loan agreement each year

250-387-0555

Toll Free: 1-888-355-2700

Service is available in English.

Cost: Fees may apply

Associated Programs/Services

• Home Owner Grant
• Travel Assistance Program - Subsidized Travel on Ferries, Rail, Air (TAP BC)
• WorkBC Centre - Employment Support

Availability

Service area: Province-wide

Service Types Provided

• Advice About Eligibility For Financial Supports
• Government Income Supports

• Financial: Advice About Eligibility For Financial Supports

Ways to Access

• Includes the provision of funding

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