Farmland School Tax Rebate

The Farmland School Tax Rebate supports the rural economy by providing Manitoba farmland owners with school tax relief.

The current rebate percentage is up to 40 per cent of school tax to a maximum of $2,500 between related parties. Landowners are required to submit an annual application.

Estimate Your Rebate

Use the Farmland School Tax Rebate Calculator to estimate your rebate.

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How to Apply

Returning Applicants

If you’re a returning applicant, application instructions will be emailed in October of each year. Returning applicants are encouraged to submit their Farmland School Tax Rebate application online through myMASC. Find out how.

Frequently Asked Questions [PDF]

Online Setup and MASC Locations [PDF]

New Applicants

If this is your first time applying for the rebate, application forms and additional information are available below. First-time applicants must submit a paper copy of their application form to an MASC Service Centre. Application forms will be available in October of each year.

Individual Application

2026 Farmland School Tax Rebate Application for Individuals – coming soon.

Corporate Application

2026 Farmland School Tax Rebate Application for Corporations – coming soon.

Important Dates

  • 2026 Farmland School Tax Rebate applications open: October 2026
  • 2026 Farmland School Tax Rebate applications due: March 31, 2027

Note: To apply for the Farmland School Tax Rebate, 2026 property taxes, any penalties or interest charges, and Real Estate Services Branch (RESB) lease fees must be paid by March 31, 2027.

More Tax Credit Information

Even though you may have received a rebate for a portion of your school taxes, farm property owners must still apply for the Farmland School Tax Rebate.

For more information on tax relief:

This web page contains general information. The provisions of The Property Tax and Insulation Assistance Act, as amended, including any regulation made thereunder, will prevail.