

1. Roll Number - Property identification number
2. Mailing Address - Includes the mailing address and registered owner(s) name as per Brandon Land Titles Office at the time the bill was generated
3. Real Property Information - Includes the legal description of the property, frontage or land mass area and number of dwelling units
4. Civic Address - Municipal address
5. Title or Deed - Certificate of Title number registered with Brandon Land Titles Office
6. Tax Status - Property liability type. Examples: Taxable, Grant-in-Lieu, Exempt, School Tax Exempt
7. Assessment - Property value as determined by the Province of Manitoba
8. Class - Type of property, this determines the portion percentage used for calculating property taxes. A property can have more than one class. Examples: Residential, Farm Property, Other Property
9. Portion % - Percentage of the property assessment that is subject to taxation as determined by property class
10. Portioned Assessment - Taxable assessment, determined by multiplying the portion % by the total assessed value
11. General Municipal - Calculation of general municipal taxes.
Municipal tax levy = portioned assessment x municipal general at large mill rate / 1,000
12. Local Improvement Debt Servicing - Debt servicing charges levied to properties within the defined local improvement district. NOTE: Both the 'Comm Hall/Curling Rink' and the 'Water Treatment Plant' were financed with 50% of the funds raised by mill rate and the other 50% by a prepayment amount. All property owners within the local improvement area will see the mill rate charge, and those who chose not to pay the prepayment amount will also see an annual levy amount
13. Net Municipal Taxes - Sum of general municipal at large levy, special service area levy and local improvement debt servicing
14. School Division - Calculation of school taxes, this rate is established by the school division.
School division tax levy = portioned assessment x school division mill rate / 1,000
15. Manitoba Homeowners Affordability Tax Credit - For the 2026 tax year, the maximum HATC amount increased from $1,500 is $1,600, and for 2027, the maximum amount will increase to $1,700
More information can be found at https://www.gov.mb.ca/finance/tao/hatc.html
16. Manitoba School Tax Rebate on Farm Properties - The School Tax Rebate on farm properties is 50% of gross school taxes. More information can be found at https://www.gov.mb.ca/finance/tao/strffp.html
17. Net School Division Levy – School division levy less the credit and/or rebate, the municipality remits these funds to the school division
18. Provincial Education Support Levy - Calculation of provincial education support levy taxes, this rate is established by the Province of Manitoba. Commercial and personal property are subject to this levy.
Provincial education support levy = portioned assessment x provincial education support levy mill rate / 1,000
19. Net School Taxes - Sum of net school division levy and the provincial education support levy
20. Current Taxes - Sum of current year net municipal taxes and net school taxes
21. Arrears and Penalties - Balance on account from prior years as of the calculation date on note 23.
22. Balance Owing - Sum of the current taxes, arrears and credits. This amount is as at the date indicated, any subsequent penalties or transactions are not reflected
23. Calculation Date – Date that the arrears and penalties in note 21 are as of
24. Due Date - Date when the balance owing is due, funds must be received by the Municipality of Deloraine-Winchester by closing @ 4:30pm
25. Important Messages - Messages to the property owner from the Province of Manitoba, please ensure you review this section
26. Remittance Stub - Portion of the bill that is returned with payment
27. Mortgagee Message – This message will display when a copy of the statement has been sent to the mortgage company on file