Rebalance and stabilize property taxes
What we're saying
Property tax decision a step in the right direction
The Calgary Chamber comments on City Council's decision on property tax
Calgary Chamber disappointed in City Council’s decision on property tax
The Calgary Chamber's statement on City Council's decision to maintain the non-residential to residential property tax ratio.
Calgary Chamber urges City Council to rebalance property tax
The Calgary Chamber of Commerce calls on City Council to rebalance residential and non-residential taxes.
Ahead of City budget decisions, businesses weigh in on spending priorities
A report released by the Calgary Chamber of Commerce highlights key priorities and recommendations ahead of upcoming Council decisions on the City of Calgary’s 2023-2026 Service Plans and Budgets.
Expanded federal support programs critical for business stability amidst circuit-breaker measures
Given ongoing challenges for businesses through the pandemic, broadening eligibility of supports is critical to ensuring businesses remain viable through uncertain times.
Event centre deal a cornerstone to city vibrancy and talent attraction, critical investment opportunity at-risk
Abandoning event centre project compromises investments in community vibrancy, talent attraction and economic recovery - all needed elements to build Calgary's position as a world-class city.
Municipal budget lacks certainty and stability for Calgary businesses, underscores need to diversify revenue sources
The City's 2022 budget adjustments reflect the need to balance investment in Calgary's future with fiscal sustainability while thinking innovatively to diversify revenue sources.
Expert insights: How we can reform Calgary’s property tax system
We sat down (virtually) with two property tax experts to discuss the challenges, opportunities, and ways to reform Calgary’s property tax system.
Letter to City Council: COVID-19 property tax relief for business owners
On April 2, 2020, the Calgary Chamber of Commerce submitted the following letter to Mayor and Council on property tax relief for businesses struggling due to COVID-19.
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