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What is the education property tax requisition in Alberta, and who determines its amount?

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B) A provincial tax requisition set by the Alberta government that municipalities collect on the province's behalf to fund public education

The education property tax requisition is determined by the provincial government and collected by municipalities as part of the property tax bill. The revenue goes to the province to fund public education across Alberta. While municipalities set their own municipal mill rates, they have no control over the education requisition amount.

Answer Options
A
A tax set by each school board independently
B
A provincial tax requisition set by the Alberta government that municipalities collect on the province's behalf to fund public education
C
A voluntary contribution by property owners to local schools
D
A federal tax applied to all Alberta properties

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education requisitionprovincial taxmunicipal collectionmill rate
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