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Care Contribution Levy
Alberta Health Care Contribution Levy - Did Not Happen
The Alberta Health Care Contribution Levy will not be collected, as the
budget was not passed and a new NDP government was elected. They have
announced that the new levy will not be implemented.
Beginning July 1, 2015, the Alberta government was going to start collecting, through the income tax system,
a health care levy that
is
based on an individual's taxable income. To reflect the July 1st start
date, the levy payable for the 2015 tax year would have been one-half of the full year
amount payable.
Alberta
Health Care Contribution Levy - Not In
Effect!
Taxable Income
Levy Amount
first $50,000
no levy
over $50,000 up to $70,000
(taxable income - $50,000) x 5%
to a maximum of $200
over $70,000 up to $90,000
$200 + (taxable
income - $70,000) x 5%
to a maximum of $400
over $90,000 up to $110,000
$400 + (taxable
income - $90,000) x 15%
to a maximum of $600
over $110,000 up to $130,000
$600 + (taxable
income - $110,000) x 15%
to a maximum of $800
over $130,000
$800 + (taxable
income - $130,000) x 25%
to a maximum of $1,000
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