#1: 作者: 新的霸, 时间: 2019-12-12 16:12

房价下来了，政府估价也下来了，地税却上去了。

#2: 作者: MyLuckIsBack, 时间: 2019-12-12 16:21

地税永远是往上的～～

#3: 作者: damnff, 时间: 2019-12-12 16:40

政府天天说公共服务需要钱

看看他们的薪金跟福利啊

地税都去了哪里呢？😁

#4: 作者: 明娘娘, 时间: 2019-12-12 16:51

damnff 写道:

政府天天说公共服务需要钱 看看他们的薪金跟福利啊 地税都去了哪里呢？😁

都去不要脸的他们的薪金跟福利里去了

#5: 作者: damnff, 时间: 2019-12-12 18:25

阿明 写道:

都去不要脸的他们的薪金跟福利里去了

对啊，发觉加拿大选民不知道是好忽悠，还是太守法了

#6: 作者: Buswell牙牙, 时间: 2019-12-13 07:46

滴水和房价没关吧

#7: 作者: 平行空间, 时间: 2019-12-13 07:53

明知故问太矫情。

#8: 作者: 新的霸, 时间: 2019-12-13 12:24

BuswellDental 写道:

滴水和房价没关吧

不知道，有没有专业人士来解释一下？

#9: 作者: VCIMessenger, 时间: 2019-12-16 15:15

新的霸 写道:

BuswellDental 写道: 滴水和房价没关吧 不知道，有没有专业人士来解释一下？

In Vancouver, property tax is determined by the city budget. It has nothing to do with property values. So, if city government wants to spend $1.2B this year, they will spend $1.2B. The property tax for each household is determined by dividing that $1.2B by the total assessed values of all properties in the city to get a per dollar mill rate. That mill rate is then multiplied by your personal housing assessment value to get the property tax.

Eg) if total assessed property value is $240B then the per assessed dollar value mill rate = $1.2B / $240B = 0.5%.

If your house is assessed at $1M then your property tax bill is 0.5% * $1M = $5000.

This is the simplified explanation.

In US, the situation is reversed. The city gets its money based on a pre-set mill rate and if it wants to spend more $$$ then it either has to raise the mill rate or issue bonds subject to restrictions.

This is also why Vancouver keeps advertising that it has the lowest property tax rate (as a %, not actual $ amount) and why this means it NEEDS to raise property tax higher. Really stupid reasons but thank goodness they don't teach simple math and logic reasoning anymore in school.

#10: 作者: 灵猴, 时间: 2019-12-16 17:19

你想房子增值还是地税下来？