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Tax year 2026

2026 Canadian tax rates at a glance.

Federal and provincial brackets, personal amounts, payroll maximums and corporate rates used when preparing 2026 returns. Every figure comes from published government sources.

Federal personal income tax

Taxable incomeRate
up to $58,52314.00%
up to $117,04520.50%
up to $181,44026.00%
up to $258,48229.00%
and above33.00%

Federal basic personal amount: $16,452 (reduced at higher incomes).

Provincial and territorial rates

Province or territoryPersonal ratesBasic personal amountCorporate (small / general)
Alberta
  • 8.00% up to $60,000
  • 10.00% up to $151,234
  • 12.00% up to $181,481
  • 13.00% up to $241,974
  • 14.00% up to $362,961
  • 15.00% and above
$22,3232.0% / 8.0%
British Columbia
  • 5.06% up to $50,684
  • 7.70% up to $101,368
  • 10.50% up to $116,344
  • 12.29% up to $141,032
  • 14.70% up to $191,434
  • 16.80% up to $265,824
  • 20.50% and above
$13,0002.0% / 12.0%
Manitoba
  • 10.80% up to $48,000
  • 12.75% up to $100,000
  • 17.40% and above
$15,9690.0% / 12.0%
New Brunswick
  • 9.40% up to $51,306
  • 14.00% up to $102,614
  • 16.00% up to $190,060
  • 19.50% and above
$13,3962.5% / 14.0%
Newfoundland and Labrador
  • 8.70% up to $46,310
  • 14.50% up to $92,620
  • 15.80% up to $165,430
  • 17.80% up to $231,600
  • 19.80% up to $495,000
  • 20.80% up to $1,103,478
  • 21.30% and above
$11,0672.5% / 15.0%
Nova Scotia
  • 8.79% up to $32,646
  • 14.95% up to $65,291
  • 16.67% up to $102,000
  • 17.50% up to $154,650
  • 21.00% and above
$11,7441.5% / 14.0%
Northwest Territories
  • 5.90% up to $53,268
  • 8.60% up to $106,540
  • 12.20% up to $173,183
  • 14.05% and above
$18,0182.0% / 11.5%
Nunavut
  • 4.00% up to $56,078
  • 7.00% up to $112,156
  • 9.00% up to $182,302
  • 11.50% and above
$19,2743.0% / 12.0%
Ontario
  • 5.05% up to $53,626
  • 9.15% up to $107,253
  • 11.16% up to $150,000
  • 12.16% up to $220,000
  • 13.16% and above
$12,9993.2% / 11.5%
Prince Edward Island
  • 9.50% up to $34,000
  • 13.47% up to $65,000
  • 16.60% up to $105,000
  • 17.62% up to $140,000
  • 19.00% and above
$15,0001.0% / 16.0%
Quebec
  • 14.00% up to $54,925
  • 19.00% up to $109,850
  • 24.00% up to $133,655
  • 25.75% and above
$18,9353.2% / 11.5%
Saskatchewan
  • 10.50% up to $55,474
  • 12.50% up to $158,483
  • 14.50% and above
$19,4911.0% / 12.0%
Yukon
  • 6.40% up to $58,523
  • 9.00% up to $117,045
  • 10.90% up to $181,440
  • 12.80% up to $258,482
  • 15.00% and above
$16,4520.0% / 12.0%

Provincial thresholds are indexed each year and some provinces apply surtaxes. Thresholds are indexed annually per Canada.ca indexation and Canada.ca rates for individuals. Confirm current amounts there before relying on them.

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CPP and EI

  • CPP basic exemption: $3,500
  • CPP maximum pensionable earnings: $72,400 at 5.95%
  • Second CPP ceiling: $82,200 at 4.00%
  • EI maximum insurable earnings: $68,500 at 1.64%
Source: CRA payroll rates