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2025 & 2024 Tax Rates & Tax Brackets - Canada, Provinces & Territories

Choose your province or territory below to see the combined Federal & Provincial/Territorial marginal tax rates for each tax bracket.

Each year we calculate the indexed tax brackets and personal tax credits amounts once the Statistics Canada Consumer Price Index report for September is published. These amounts are eventually verified to Canada Revenue Agency's Indexation adjustment for personal income tax and benefit amounts (mid-November) and T4127 Payroll Deductions Formulas (later in November). Most amounts remain unchanged, but there are always some $1 rounding adjustments.

Canada tax rates - Federal

Newfoundland & Labrador

Territories:

Northwest Territories

Nunavut

Yukon

Tax Tip: read the article Understanding the Tables of Personal Income Tax Rates, especially if you are trying to compare the rates in the tax tables to the marginal tax rates in the Basic Tax Calculator.

How is Tax Calculated in Canada? Includes how indexation is calculated

Detailed Canadian Tax & RRSP Savings Calculator - check your tax return results, see how much an RRSP contribution might save you.

Basic Income Tax Calculator - quick and easy, shows all provinces & territories, allows comparison of 2 different scenarios.

Canada's Top Marginal Tax Rates by Province/Territory

Provincial Tax Comparisons summaries of total income taxes payable in each province/territory at various levels of employment income or investment income, and amount of Canadian dividends that can be earned without paying any regular taxes payable.

Revised: January 09, 2025

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