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Yukon rent increase notice date planner
Compare twelve-month spacing with three- or six-month notice, depending on when notice was served.
Check your dates
This gives you a starting date. Your actual deadline may be different.
Choose the notice period by its service date
The ordinary first-year and once-per-year increase restrictions remain relevant. Rent-increase notices served before December 1, 2026 generally require three months' advance notice and remain subject to the 2.6% ordinary cap. Bill 8 received assent November 5 and, starting December 1, removes that cap while requiring six months' notice for a newly served rent increase. The calculator reads the notice date you enter to switch between these two basic periods.
Two examples
With a previous increase January 1, 2026 and notice June 15, 2026, the twelve-month spacing date is later than the old three-month notice deadline. If notice is instead received December 2, 2026, the new six-month benchmark pushes the estimated earliest date into June 2027, before adjusting for rent-payment cycles and actual service.
Limits of this planner
The date output cannot validate the form or method of service, special rental arrangements, exemptions, permitted effective dates, or a disputed transitional notice. Check the current government rent increase page and the assent announcement.
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This is an independent guide. Check the official rules and forms for your case.