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Personal Tax -> Dividend tax credits ->Tax Rates -> Tax comparisons -> Tax Comparisons Dividends vs Interest -> 20162016 Tax Comparison of Canadian Dividends vs InterestThe tables on this page compare taxes payable by province/territory in 2016 for three different types of investment income: - Canadian non-eligible Canadian dividends, and - other investment income such as foreign dividends and interest. The calculations assume that the income is earned by a single person, and that there is no other type of income included in taxable income. The tax rates used are as known on June 13, 2016, except for May 29, 2017 revisions to New Brunswick (re dividend tax credit rates that were revised by Bill 32 in Jul 2016), BC (re MSP rates announced Sep 2016) and NS (corrected non-eligible dividend tax credit rate). The total taxes payable include any alternative minimum tax, where applicable. Taxes Payable on Eligible DividendsNote: Eligible dividends gross-up % is 38%, as it has been since 2012.
Taxes Payable on Non-Eligible DividendsNote: Non-eligible dividends gross-up % is 17% in 2016 and later years.
Taxes Payable on Other Income (foreign dividends, interest, etc.)
Notes re all three tables:
To see the tax results for your own income situation, and how it would change if the type of investment income changes, use our Income Tax Planning Calculators, in particular the Investment Income Tax Calculator. However, the Investment Income Tax Calculator does not include BC MSP in the total taxes, because MSP is not actually part of the income tax system. In the detailed Canadian Income Tax and RRSP Savings Calculator, the BC MSP is shown at the bottom of the calculator, but not included in the total taxes payable. TaxTips.ca ResourcesTax Comparison of Investment Income for Seniors Tax Comparisons of Taxes Payable on Employment Income by Province and Territory Tax Tip: Interest and foreign dividends are not as tax-efficient as Canadian dividends! Revised: October 26, 2023 |
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