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Steinbach residents to see tax increase due to reassessment - SteinbachOnline.com #Canada #Canadian #CanadaNewsToday #CanadaPersonalFinance

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City approves $37.4 million budget for 2025 Steinbach City Council has approved the 2025 budget in principle, with Deputy Mayor Michael Zwaagstra describing it as a “uniquely challenging” budget year. Taxpayers will see an increase in their bills this year due to it being a reassessment year. While the city is keeping the mill rate the same as last year, an increase in property assessments means that residents will likely notice an increase in t…
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Steinbach residents to see tax increase due to reassessment

City approves $37.4 million budget for 2025 Steinbach City Council has approved the 2025 budget in principle, with Deputy Mayor Michael Zwaagstra describing it as a “uniquely challenging” budget year. Taxpayers will see an increase in their bills this year due to it being a reassessment year. While the city is keeping the mill rate the same as last year, an increase in property assessments means that residents will likely notice an increase in t…

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Steinbach residents to see tax increase due to reassessment - SteinbachOnline.com #Canada #Canadian #CanadaNewsToday #CanadaPersonalFinance

City approves $37.4 million budget for 2025 Steinbach City Council has approved the 2025 budget in principle, with Deputy Mayor Michael Zwaagstra describing it as a “uniquely challenging” budget year. Taxpayers will see an increase in their bills this year due to it being a reassessment year. While the city is keeping the mill rate the same as last year, an increase in property assessments means that residents will likely notice an increase in t…

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