Ryan Talks Tax Podcast | Episode 28 | Ontario’s Property Reassessment Deferral
It can be a confusing time for property owners and tenants in Ontario. The province has not seen a general property reassessment since 2016 and is currently amidst an unprecedented eight-year assessment cycle. In Episode 28, special guest Greg Martino, Vice-President and Chief Valuation and Standards Officer for Ontario’s Municipal Property Assessment Corporation, and Kim van Vliet and Paula Kalogritsas from Ryan’s Canadian Property Tax practice sit down to discuss the implications of the reassessment deferral for the province’s property taxpayers and municipal governments.
Our guests provide insight on Ontario’s property tax system, clarify misconceptions regarding the potential impact of the next general reassessment, offer advice to taxpayers concerned about assessed property values, and share a few thoughts on the government’s path forward.
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Guests
Greg Martino
Vice-President and Chief Valuation and Standards Officer
Municipal Property Assessment Corporation
Kim van Vliet
Principal and Practice Leader
Property Tax Complex
Ryan
kim.vanvliet@ryan.com
Paula Kalogritsas
Principal and Regional Leader
Property Tax Complex
Ryan
paula.kalogritsas@ryan.com
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