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Combined
Federal/Provincial Income Taxes Payable (Refundable) on
Employment Income by Province/Territory
Taxes are
net of Working Income Tax Benefit
(WITB), and any low income tax reductions.
WITB rates for 2015 are not yet available on Canada Revenue Agency (CRA)
website, so are estimated using 2015 indexation.
CPP/QPP contributions and EI premiums are included in taxes.
Negative amounts are refundable taxes paid to the taxpayer.
At the $10,000 taxable income level, refund of $505 reflects the federal
refundable WITB of $1,015, less CPP contributions of $321.75, and less EI
premiums of $188. Refundable amounts in excess of $505 reflect higher WITB
for that province (AB, BC), and/or provincial
refundable amounts (BC, MB). At $10,000 of employment income, NU has a
much lower WITB of $204, and a cost of living refundable tax credit of
$200.
QC provincial tax is net of refundable federal tax
abatement.
QC provincial tax includes progressive health contribution and prescription drug premiums
(for both spouses in married person case).
ON provincial tax includes Ontario Health
Premium.
BC provincial tax includes BC MSP premiums, at
2016 rates, because 2016 payments
are based on 2015 income.
Taxes reflect 2015 income tax rates as known at August 11, 2015.
2015 Taxes for Single Income Family, 2
Children Over 6
and Under 17 Years of Age.
The income shown below is employment income.
Taxable UCCB income of $1,440 (2 x $720) is also included for the family.
Taxes are reduced by the Family
Tax Cut.
Negative amounts are refundable taxes paid to the taxpayer.
At the $10,000 taxable income level, refund of $1,240 reflects the federal
refundable WITB of $1,750, less CPP contributions of $321.75, and less EI
premiums of $188. Refundable amounts in excess of $1,240 reflect provincial
refundable amounts. Refundable amounts less than $1,240 reflect lower WITB
for that province (AB, BC, NU).
Employment
Income
AB
BC
MB
NB
NL
NS
NT
NU
ON
PE
QC
SK
YT
10,000
(938)
(711)
(1,582)
(1,240)
(1,240)
(1,240)
(1,940)
(127)
(1,240)
(1,240)
(1,561)
(1,240)
(1,240)
20,000
60
(371)
(281)
(39)
(39)
(39)
(739)
(538)
(39)
(39)
(2,228)
(39)
(39)
30,000
2,740
3,213
3,070
2,968
2,740
3,619
2,144
1,135
3,040
3,727
1,174
2,740
3,109
40,000
5,066
7,668
6,529
6,252
6,773
7,314
4,775
4,208
5,271
7,490
6,351
4,821
5,786
50,000
8,071
10,476
9,943
10,041
10,044
10,823
7,535
6,992
9,041
10,877
11,719
7,411
8,594
60,000
10,705
12,889
12,947
13,388
12,931
13,968
9,936
9,136
11,895
13,891
15,186
10,343
11,134
80,000
16,176
18,019
19,767
19,823
18,982
20,773
15,067
14,007
17,378
20,587
22,133
16,414
16,404
100,000
23,000
25,176
28,265
27,951
26,466
28,988
22,295
20,526
25,238
28,751
30,761
23,838
23,230
175,000
51,405
57,162
61,976
62,319
57,283
63,580
52,840
48,779
59,278
63,062
68,013
55,164
52,689
600,000
222,092
251,812
259,176
291,444
241,308
276,080
235,803
220,903
269,226
264,384
280,364
242,164
232,539
Average Tax Rate (total taxes payable divided by
total employment income)
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