Equalization is the process by which provincial or municipal governments adjust assessed property values to ensure they reflect a consistent and fair market value for taxation purposes. For Canadian real estate investors, this can directly impact property tax bills, as equalization adjustments may increase or decrease the assessed value of their holdings, affecting overall carrying costs.
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