Edmonton Property Tax Calculator
Estimate your yearly and monthly City of Edmonton property tax from your assessed value, using the combined municipal and education mill rate. You can override the mill rate if the City has published an updated figure.
Estimated annual property tax
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- Monthly amount
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- Mill rate used
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- Effective rate
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- Tax year
- 2026
This estimates the combined municipal + education property tax from the City of Edmonton mill rate. The rate is set each year, so confirm the current figure on the City of Edmonton website before relying on it.
Estimate — re-verify exact 2026 residential rate against City of Edmonton before launch.
Edmonton offers a monthly payment option (TIPP) that splits your annual tax into 12 automatic instalments.
Assumptions & sources
Rates change. Here is exactly what this calculator uses and when each figure was last confirmed.
- Edmonton residential property tax. annualTax = assessedValue * combined_mill_rate / 1000.Effective January 1, 2026 · Source
Estimates only — for general information, not financial, mortgage, tax, insurance, or legal advice. Confirm all figures with the appropriate licensed professional.
Frequently asked questions
How is Edmonton property tax calculated?+
Your annual tax is your assessed property value multiplied by the combined mill rate, then divided by 1,000. The combined mill rate bundles the municipal portion (City of Edmonton services) and the provincial education portion collected on the province’s behalf.
What is a mill rate?+
A mill rate is the tax charged per $1,000 of assessed value. A combined rate of about 10.4 means roughly $10.40 of tax for every $1,000 of assessed value, or about 1.04% of your assessment per year.
Can I pay Edmonton property tax monthly?+
Yes. The City of Edmonton offers TIPP (the Tax Instalment Payment Plan), which spreads your annual tax into 12 automatic monthly payments instead of a single lump-sum deadline.