"taxation"

The City is declaring its intent to establish or modify property sub-categories and tax sectors, which will impact how general property taxes are calculated for certain properties.

Councillor Julie Bélisle has proposed a motion to require a 'projected taxation sheet' for certain development projects to help Council better understand the tax implications of new developments before approving them.

Council is mandating the administration to create a financial impact assessment tool for real estate and development projects. This tool will help councillors better understand the long-term tax revenues and costs associated with new developments, ensuring more informed decision-making.

Councillor Chloé Bourgeois requested an update to the economic impact study regarding the city's Long-Term Financial Plan. The council mandated the administration to continue updating the plan while addressing concerns about the city's economic vulnerability, particularly regarding federal public service employment and tax measures.

Council rejected a proposal by Councillor Jocelyn Blondin to exempt non-buildable land from the 2025 parking lot tax. The administration advised against the exclusion, noting that the tax is a key revenue diversification strategy and that other measures are already in place to support parking lot owners.

Councillor Jocelyn Blondin has given notice that he will introduce a resolution at the next meeting to address the 2025 tax on parks and parking lots. The proposal specifically seeks to exclude land that cannot be built upon from this taxation.

This item introduces an amendment to the existing municipal bylaw regarding taxes on parking lots and parks. It updates the regulatory framework for the 2025 tax collection process.

This bylaw amendment adjusts the previously established parking tax for 2025. It follows the council's decision to modify the city's revenue strategy regarding parking fees.

This item introduces an amendment to an existing bylaw concerning taxes levied on parking lots and parks for the 2025 fiscal year. This is a formal notice of motion, meaning the council is signaling its intent to vote on this change at a future meeting.

This item involves issuing a mandate to the municipal administration to study or implement a tax on parking lots. This is a policy-level discussion regarding potential new revenue streams or urban planning tools related to parking infrastructure within the city.

This amendment clarifies how the 2024 parking tax applies to office building parking lots versus standalone parking lots.

The city is moving to implement a registration tax on passenger vehicles, a significant new revenue measure.