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Tax notices in the mail but Duncan recommends paying in person or online

Mike Patterson
By Mike Patterson

Property tax notices have been mailed out by the City of Duncan and if you do not receive yours by the end of the month it’s recommended you get in touch with the city.

With the possibility of another Canada Post strike, property owners are advised to be wary of sending tax payments in the mail as the City cannot guarantee they will be received in time to avoid penalties.

Property tax payments can be made at the front desk of City Hall, through online banking, or by credit card on the City of Duncan website.

The City of Duncan has approved a tax increase of 11.3 per cent for 2025.

The city says that translates to an estimated additional $214 per year for homeowners with a residential property valued at the 2025 average of $585,448.

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