💰 Personal Income Tax Calculator (Federal + Provincial)
Calculate combined federal and provincial income tax for 2026. Includes Basic Personal Amount (BPA) tax credit.
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📌 Key Deductions:
RRSP contributions (up to 18% of earned income, max $33,810 for 2026), Canada Employment Amount ($2,750 non-refundable), CPP/EI contributions, union/professional dues, child care expenses, medical expenses exceeding 3% of income, charitable donations (15%-33% credit).
📊 Federal Tax Brackets 2026
Taxable Income
Federal Rate
$0 – $58,523
14%
$58,524 – $117,045
20.5%
$117,046 – $181,440
26%
$181,441 – $258,482
29%
$258,483+
33%
📌 Basic Personal Amount (BPA):
2026 BPA = $16,452 (full credit). For income above $181,440, BPA gradually reduces to $14,829. Federal tax credit = BPA × lowest rate (14%) = up to $2,303.
🏛 Provincial/Territorial Tax Rates 2026
Province
Brackets
Top Rate
Alberta
Flat 8%
8%
British Columbia
5.06% – 20.5%
20.5%
Manitoba
10.8% – 17.4%
17.4%
New Brunswick
9.5% – 20.3%
20.3%
Newfoundland & Labrador
8.7% – 21.3%
21.3%
Nova Scotia
8.79% – 21.3%
21.3%
Ontario
5.05% – 13.16%
13.16%
Prince Edward Island
9.65% – 19.75%
19.75%
Quebec
14% – 25.75%
25.75%
Saskatchewan
10.5% – 14.5%
14.5%
🏢 Corporate Tax Rates
Type
Federal
Example (ON)
Small Business (CCPC, first $500K)
9%
12.2% (ON)
General Corporation
15%
26.5% (ON)
🧾 GST / HST Calculator
GST (federal) = 5%. HST (harmonized) varies by province. PST (provincial) applies in BC, SK, MB, QC separately.
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📌 GST/HST Registration:
Mandatory when annual revenue exceeds $30,000. "Small supplier" threshold: under $30K, registration optional. Input Tax Credits (ITCs) allow businesses to claim back GST/HST paid on business expenses.
👥 CPP & EI Contributions Calculator (2026)
Canada Pension Plan (CPP/CPP2) and Employment Insurance (EI) contributions for employees and employers.
Federal excise duties on tobacco, alcohol, cannabis, and the federal carbon pricing (fuel charge).
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📌 Carbon Tax (Federal Backstop):
Canada's federal carbon pricing started at $20/tonne in 2019 and rises to $170/tonne by 2030. The fuel charge per litre varies by fuel type. Provinces with their own carbon pricing systems (BC, Quebec, etc.) are exempt from the federal backstop.