Property Taxes
Possible Canada Post strike update: Property tax notices have been mailed out. With a possible Canada Post strike, residents are encouraged to access their tax information online through the MyTownship account and make payments through online banking, credit card (with an additional non-refundable 2.2% fee), or at the Civic Facility. Contact tax@tol.ca for any assistance.
Please do not put cheques in the mail, cheques delayed by the strike may be delivered late and will be subject to penalty.
New This Year: Property tax and utility statements are being sent separately. Learn more about Utility Fees.
Reminder: Both property taxes and utility fees are due July 2, 2025.
Property taxes help fund important services and programs in the Township of Langley. Your tax amount is based on your property assessment and the Township’s annual budget requirements.
Property tax statement
- Mailed or emailed to property owners by the end of May annually.
- If you have not received your property tax statement by mid-June, email the Revenue and Tax Collections Department at tax@tol.ca to request a copy. You can also sign up for a MyTownship account to view it online and receive future statements by email.
- New property owners: confirm with your notary or lawyer who is to pay the property taxes by the due date to avoid the penalties.
- All property owners are responsible to ensure payment of property taxes are paid by the due date, even if a property tax statement is not received.
- Property tax amounts cannot be appealed.
- See the accompanying 2025 Property Tax Newsletter.
How to pay
- The easiest way to pay is online through your bank. You can also pay in person at your financial institution, by mail, or at the Civic Facility (20338 – 65 Avenue) Customer Service counter or 24-hour drop boxes. Find details about payment options on the How to Pay page.
Home owner grant
- Apply online at gov.bc.ca/homeownergrant or call 1-888-355-2700.
Penalties
- Penalties are legislated and can not be waived.
- A penalty of 5% will be applied to current year taxes, including the unclaimed home owner grant, on midnight July 2, 2025.
- An additional penalty of 5% will be applied to current year taxes, including the unclaimed home owner grant, on midnight September 3, 2025.
MyTownship account
You can view your property tax account and tax statement through this secure online service:
- Create an online MyTownship account
- On the MyTownship Dashboard, click e-billing system on the Property Tax widget
- Click Link Account
- Click Link a Property Tax Account
- Enter your folio/roll number and access code from your property tax statement
- Choose to receive your property tax statement electronically
- Click the My Accounts button
- Click the box with your address to access your account
Understanding your property taxes
Your property tax notice includes general Township taxes, plus levies for roads, drainage, solid waste, capital projects, and taxes collected for other authorities.
Changes in property value do not impact the total tax levy. The Township adjusts the tax rate to offset assessment increases, ensuring only the necessary funds are collected.
Watch BC Assessment’s video on how property assessments affect your taxes.