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Northwest Territories Property Tax Rates

Confirmed residential mill rates for the Northwest Territories municipalities we track, how the province's assessment and tax-class system works, key dates, and how each city compares.

Residential rate
9.86
mills · 0.99%
Municipality
Yellowknife
2025
Tracked so far
1
more Northwest Territories cities coming

How property tax works in Northwest Territories

Property in the Northwest Territories is assessed under territorial legislation, with municipalities such as Yellowknife setting their own mill rates and the territory handling the General Taxation Area.

Property is assessed under territorial legislation, with taxation in centres like Yellowknife and the territory handling the General Taxation Area. Schedules are smaller and set locally. Your annual municipal tax is assessed value × mill rate ÷ 1,000. Use the True Cost Calculator to estimate a specific property.

Northwest Territories property tax rates by city

Confirmed residential mill rates, lowest to highest. The percentage is the rate as a share of assessed value. Linked cities have a full breakdown, 10-year trend, and a forward projection.

CityMill rate% of valueYoYYear
Yellowknife9.860.99%2025

Rates with a year badge are confirmed for that year; others reflect the most recent confirmed bylaw, updated as municipalities finalize new rates. We currently track Yellowknife; more Northwest Territories municipalities will be added over time. Always verify with the municipality before making financial decisions.

Northwest Territories key dates

Assessment and payment timing is set locally, but the Northwest Territories cycle generally follows this pattern.

WhenWhat happens
Date on noticeAssessment notice issued — Issued under the Property Assessment and Taxation Act. Review the value when it arrives.
Date on noticeAppeal deadline — The appeal window and Board of Revision date are printed on your notice. Confirm with your municipal or territorial taxation office.
VariesProperty tax due — Set by the municipality or territorial taxation office.

See the full breakdown on the Key Dates page.

Northwest Territories property tax FAQ

What is the property tax rate in Northwest Territories?
Yellowknife is the Northwest Territories municipality we currently track. Its residential mill rate is 9.86, or about 0.99% of assessed value, before provincial or territorial levies.
How are property taxes assessed in Northwest Territories?
Property in the Northwest Territories is assessed under territorial legislation, with municipalities such as Yellowknife setting their own mill rates and the territory handling the General Taxation Area.
When are Northwest Territories property taxes due?
Northwest Territories property taxes are set locally, with dates printed on your notice. Assessment complaint or appeal deadlines fall around Date on notice. Exact dates are printed on your assessment or tax notice.

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Data reflects confirmed municipal tax bylaws; 2026 rates are added as each municipality finalizes them. Always verify current rates with the relevant municipality before making financial decisions. MillRate.ca aggregates publicly available municipal property tax rates for information only and is not affiliated with any municipality or assessment authority.