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Property owners in Saskatoon will have a clear picture of how much their taxes will go up this week.
City council kicks off three days of budget deliberations on Monday, when it will go through each line of the budget and decide whether to keep it or make changes.
As it stands right now, city administration is proposing a tax increase of 3.51 per cent in 2022 and 3.14 per cent in 2023, lower than the initial projection of 5.97 per cent and 5.42 percent, respectively.
For someone with a home that averages around $344,000, it means paying $67.29 per year, or $5.61 per month in 2022. In 2023, it’s slightly less at $62.33 or $5.19 a month.
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