Property taxes in Beausejour include a combination of levies from the Sunrise School Division and the Town of Beausejour.
Each of those levies are broken down into units called mills, and the overall tax bill is a combination of the overall mill rate and a percentage of the assessed value of your property (including buildings) as determined by the Province of Manitoba's Assessment Branch. For more information on your property assessment please visit the Government of Manitoba Property Assessment page here.
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What makes up your Property Tax Bill?
There are 3 key components:
Property Assessment – Set by The Province: Property values are assessed by the Province of Manitoba. The Town of Beausejour cannot adjust your assessed value. Property taxes are calculated based on the assessment. The Board of Revision appeal deadline is September 8th, 2026, for the 2027 Assessment. If you have questions or concerns regarding your assessment contact Assessment Services at 1-866-262-9786 or 204-785-5092.
School Taxes – Set by your School Division: The Mill Rate is set by your local school division. The Town of Beausejour collects these taxes and provides to the School Division. These funds support public education.
Municipal Taxes – Set by the Town: The Town of Beausejour holds a Financial Plan Public Hearing where residents can participate and provide feedback. Municipal taxes fund essential local services like road maintenance, fire protection, emergency management, by-law enforcement, waste management, planning and building, economic development, cemeteries and parks and recreation to name a few.
Homeowner Affordability Tax Credit (HATC): The HATC is automatically applied if your property previously qualified. If there have been any changes, please attend the Town of Beausejour Municipal Office to declare your property as your primary residence.
In 2026, property taxes are set as follows:
School Rates
| Residential | Commercial | |
| Foundation Levy - Education Support | 7.411 Mills | |
| Special Levy – Sunrise School Division | 12.780 Mills | 12.780 Mills |
| 12.780 Mills | 20.191 Mills |
Municipal
| Total Municipal Mill Rate Levy | 16.009 Mills | 16.009 Mills |
Municipal Rates
| Street | 0.181 Mills |
| Off Street Parking | 0.133 Mills |
| Recreation Facilities | 0.106 Mills |
| Water/Sewer L.I.D. | 0.151 Mills |
| Water Treatment Plant | 1.162 Mills |
| Solid Waste Levy | 0.465 Mills |
| Waste Management | 0.706 Mills |
| Reserve – Special Facilities | 0.106 Mills |
| Reserve – Machinery & Equipment | 0.211 Mills |
| Reserve – Fire Equipment | 0.211 Mills |
| Reserve – Civic Building | 0.211 Mills |
| Reserve – Street Infrastructure | 0.106 Mills |
| Reserve – General | 0.841 Mills |
| General Municipal: At Large | 11.419 Mills |
PLUS:
Sidewalks and Curbs – Frontage Levy: Various Levies
Street Paving – Frontage Levy: Various Levies
Garbage – Flat Fee Levy
Estimated Expenditures
| General Government Services | 925,824.00 |
| Protective Services | 1,069,442.00 |
| Transportation Services | 1,019,356.00 |
| Environmental Health Services | 610,259.00 |
| Public Health Welfare Services | 16,016.00 |
| Environmental Development Services | 164,970.00 |
| Economic Development Services | 64,978.00 |
| Recreation and Cultural Services | 1,433,114.00 |
| Schools | 3,247,479.00 |
| Fiscal Services | 2,628,606.00 |
Estimated Revenues
| Realty Tax | 7,077,822.23 |
| Grants-in-Lieu | 346,363.75 |
| Other Revenues & Transfers from Accumulated Surplus & Reserves | 4,409,953.48 |