Board of Revision

The Board of Revision is Council’s quasi-judicial body that hears complaints about property assessment. If you believe your assessment is incorrect, you may file an appeal and present evidence to the Board.

What Can Be Appealed?

• Assessed value of your property
• Property classification or portion
• Liability to taxation (e.g., taxable vs. exempt)

Taxes or mill rates themselves cannot be appealed.

Before You File

• Contact Provincial Assessment Services to review your assessment informally (many issues can be resolved).
• Gather supporting evidence (recent appraisal, sales of comparable properties, photos, measurements, permits, etc.).

Deadline to File

Appeals must be filed by the deadline shown on your assessment notice or the advertised Board of Revision notice.

How to File an Appeal

1. State the roll number, property address, grounds for appeal, and the value/classification you believe is correct.
2. Submit the signed form to the Town Office by the deadline (in person, by mail, or email—see contact below).

After You File

• You’ll receive a written Notice of Hearing with date, time, and location.
• Provide any additional evidence by the submission deadline indicated in your notice.

Key Dates (update annually)

• Assessment notices mailed: [Month Day, Year]
• Appeal filing deadline: [Month Day, Year]
• Board of Revision hearing date(s): [Month Day, Year]

Contacts

Board of Revision — Town of Morris
Phone: 204-746-2531 • Email: info@townofmorris.ca
Office: #1-380 Stampede Grounds, Morris, MB R0G 1K0

Provincial Assessment Services (Manitoba)
Website: Assessment information

Related Pages

• Property Taxes & Assessment — Introduction
• Budget & Financial Reports