The 2026 depreciation-report deadline, explained for the people who actually have to act on it.
You got handed the treasurer role, not a law degree. We translate BC's new strata rules into what your council must do, by when — cited to the regulation, with no property manager's vendor list in the way.
- Cited to BC regulation
- No preferred-vendor lists
- Written for councils, not owners
Three things, clearly different. We never blur the line between what we write and what we're paid for.
The 2026 Deadline
The whole picture: what changed, what your council must do, the order to do it in, and the questions to ask a provider.
Read the guide → Tool · freeDepreciation RFP template
A request-for-proposals you can send to providers tomorrow — scope, deliverables, and timeline already filled in for BC strata work.
Open the template → Matched providersGet 3 qualified quotes
Tell us your strata's size and timeline. We pass it to up to three vetted depreciation-report providers. This is the part we're paid for.
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