Paying your tax bill

There are three ways to pay your taxes:

  • Through your financial institution (online, by phone, or in person)
  • By mail
  • At District Hall

Whichever method you choose, please make sure your payment is received on or before July 2, 2024, to avoid penalty.

Paying through your financial institution

If you want to pay your taxes through your financial institution, you can pay online, by telephone banking, or in person.

Online or phone banking

Pay your property taxes online or by phone as you would any other bill.

Simply add the number 100 in front of your nine-digit folio number, minus the dashes (for example, 100123456789). Select the District of North Vancouver as payee.

If your financial institution is  Select payee
BMO NORTH VANCOUVER, DISTRICT OF, TAX
BLUESHORE FINANCIAL NORTH VANCOUVER, DISTRICT OF, PROPERTY TAX
CIBC NORTH VANCOUVER DISTRICT TAX
COAST CAPITAL BANK NORTH VANCOUVER, DISTRICT - PROPERTY TAX
HSBC NORTH VANCOUVER TAXES, DISTRICT OF
ROYAL BANK DISTRICT NORTH VANCOUVER-TAXES
SCOTIABANK NORTH VANCOUVER (DISTRICT) TAX
TD CANADA TRUST NORTH VANCOUVER (DISTRICT) TAX
TELPAY NORTH VANCOUVER (DIST) TAX
VANCITY NORTH VAN- DISTRICT - PROPERTY TAX

Once you're set up, just pay as you would any other bill.

In person or at the ATM

If you pay your taxes in person at your financial institution (either at the counter or through your ATM) and you are applying for a home owner grant, you are responsible for applying for your home owner grant directly with the Province by the tax due date. Please submit your application online by July 2, 2024.

When you pay by phone or online banking, or at your financial institution, your payment will be considered late and subject to penalty if it is not received on the due date, or is future-dated for the next business day. Please keep your receipt for proof of payment date.

Paying by mail

We accept property tax cheques post-dated for July 2, 2024. 

Make your cheque payable to the District of North Vancouver and mail it, along with the remittance stub, to the Revenue and Taxation Department.

Please allow adequate mailing time. Payments will be considered to be on time if postmarked on or before the due date. If the postmark is absent or unreadable, the date received will be considered the payment date.

Mail delayed by Canada Post will be considered late and subject to penalty.  

Do not mail cash.

Paying at District Hall

The District Hall letter box is open 24 hours a day, and is emptied twice daily. It will also be emptied at midnight on July 2 and September 3.

If paying in person at District Hall, please help us serve you as efficiently as possible. Call or email us in advance if you have questions. We are available to help you by phone from Monday to Friday (8am-4:30pm). You can also email us at any time.

Please note:

  • Credit card payments are not accepted for payment of property tax or utility user fees
  • If you pay by cheque, please write your tax folio number on the front of the cheque

Planning to pay in person using a debit card? Banks have daily spending limits on debit card transactions. Please contact your bank in advance to request a temporary increase if your tax payment exceeds your daily limit.

Do you owe speculation or vacancy tax?

Your property taxes are payable to us. However, if you owe speculation or vacancy taxes, you pay those taxes directly to the Province. Payments are due by July 2, 2024. 

Visit the Province of BC website to learn more about these taxes.

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