Calculating Your Property Taxes

To determine property tax, the taxable assessment provided by Saskatchewan Assessment Management Agency (SAMA) is multiplied by the mill rates set each year. The municipal mill rate is determined based on the annual budget after considering all other sources of revenue.

Municipalities may also apply mill rate factors and/or adopt a minimum or base tax. The education mill rate is established by the province. Separate school divisions may elect to retain authority to establish their own mill rate.

Taxable assessment x local mill rate(s) x mill rate factor (if applicable) + minimum or base taxes = property taxes

i.e: Residential Property with a taxable assessment of 200,000

Municipal Taxes = 200,000 (taxable assessment) X 0.00625 (mill rate) = $1,250

plus $635 (base tax) = $1,885

School Taxes = $200,000 (taxable assessment) X .00454 (mill rate)= $908.00

plus $75 (recreation levy 2024)

Total Taxes = $2,868.00

2024 Municipal Tax Levy

Please see chart below for applicable base taxes:

2024 School Tax Levy

• Agricultural mill rate: 1.42 mills
• Residential mill rate: 4.54  mills
• Commercial/Industrial property mill rate: 6.86 mills
• Resource mill rate: 9.88 mills

Recreation Capital Levy

This levy will be placed on both residential and commercial properties starting in 2024 to fund recreational facilities both present and future in the City of Warman.

• 2024: $75.00
• 2025 on: $150.00