Government of Prince Edward Island - Department of Finance and Affordability

AKA: Department of Finance (former name)

Organization Description
List of Services

Provincial government department responsible for ensuring that Government has the needed financial, information technology, and human resources required and that these are allocated in a way that aligns with Government priorities and that they are used in an efficient and accountable way.

Shaw Building, 2nd Floor South, 95 Rochford Street, Charlottetown, PE C1A 3T5
Coverage Area: Epekwitk / Prince Edward Island
Accessibility: Wheelchair accessible
October to May: Mon-Fri 8:30am-5pm
June to September: Mon-Fri 8am-4pm
English * Website available in French
https://www.princeedwardisland.ca/en/topic/finance-and-affordability
deptfinance@gov.pe.ca

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Computers for Success PEI

Provides free personal computers, laser printers, keyboards, mice, laptops, and monitors to individuals who need one. Applicants must be able to pick up their order in Charlottetown. Equipment requests are first come, first served.

Donations accepted.

This is a Government of Canada program, delivered by the Dept. of Finance.

MyPEI Account

An online platform that provides PEI residents with a single login to access selected government services listed below:

Property Tax record
Access to MyHealthPEI that provides features include:
- Immunization history
- Recent lab results (from tests taken mid-May 2025 onward)
- Self-entry tools for tracking personal health data including weight, height, insulin levels, blood glucose, blood pressure, allergies, family history, medical procedures, dietary intake.
- A library of educational health resources and links to various health services.

Residents can still access their health information in person or over the phone.

Note: To update an email address, deactivate, or delete an account, email mypei@gov.pe.ca

Taxation and Property Records - Land Inventory Services

Provides both free and fee-based online databases related to PEI's land inventory. Includes:

Geographic Information Systems (GIS) data maintained by several government departments
Aerial photographs
Land parcel and related tax information via the GeoLinc Plus database
Naming or renaming a place in PEI

Taxation and Property Records - Property Assessment and Property Tax Information

Online information about property taxes and assessments. Includes:

General information
Property tax credits and subsidies
Forms
Requesting a property tax review
Property charge rates
Request a copy of property tax statement
Property tax balance inquiry

Taxation and Property Records - Property Tax Payments

The Government of PEI provides a centralized collection system for taxation. Annual property taxes and charges may include:

Provincial property tax
Municipal property tax
Fire district charges
Island Waste Management (IWMC) charges

Property owners are sent a Statement of Account - Property Charges from Taxation and Property Records in early May of each year. The statement shows the current years taxes and fees owing, any arrears, installment amounts, dates and payment stubs.

Installment dates for payment of property charges are May 31, August 31 and November 30 each year.

Taxation and Property Records - Registrar of Deeds

Responsible for the registration and filing of real property ownership documents such as deeds, mortgages, subdivision plans, etc. Documents are made available for public research use and title searches during office hours.

Taxation and Property Records - Seniors Property Tax Deferral Program

Aims to lower the cost of living for eligible older adults by offering to defer payment of property taxes on their principal residence. Upon acceptance into this program, annual property taxes are deferred. Taxation and Property Records will keep an accumulated total of taxes owing each year.

If the property owner dies or the property is sold, all deferred taxes become payable.

If continuing with the program for life, the accumulated taxes are required to be paid out of the estate. If the value of the estate is not sufficient to cover the amount of the accumulated taxes, the government will discharge any outstanding balance.

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