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Taxes Due July 5, Regardless of Postal Delays
While the Canada Post service disruption has ended, there is still a danger that a mailed tax payment may not be received by the City before the July 5 due date. Property tax payers should consider the possibility that even when Canada Post is back to work, there may be a mail delivery backlog experienced.
All property owners are reminded that there are other payment options available to ensure that payments and home owner grants are received by the City or financial institutions by the July 5 due date.
The City of Vancouver does not accept Canada Post postmarks as a proof of on-time payment. If remittances are sent by mail but do not arrive at the City by the deadline, regardless of whether the delay is due to slow postal service, a 5 per cent penalty is applied to the unpaid balance after the due date.
If you are sending your tax payment from outside of Canada, in the event of a postal disruption, please courier your payments to:
Vancouver City Hall
453 W 12 Ave
Vancouver BC V5Y 1V4
Canada
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