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Home -> Personal Tax -> Dividend tax credits ->Tax Rates -> Tax comparisons -> Tax Comparisons Dividends vs Interest -> 20232023 Tax Comparison of Canadian Dividends vs InterestThe tables on this page compare taxes payable by province/territory in 2023 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:
Notes:
The tax rates used are as known on June 8, 2023. 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. The NT & NU refundable amounts are from their cost of living tax credits.
Taxes Payable on Non-Eligible DividendsNote: Non-eligible dividends gross-up % is 15%, as it has been since 2019. The NT & NU refundable amounts are from their cost of living tax credits.
Taxes Payable on Other Income - (foreign dividends, interest, etc.)
Canadian Dividends Not Best For All SituationsSometimes the dividend gross-up can increase net income enough to cause a loss or reduction of other government benefits, such as GIS, GST/HST credit, Pharmacare or other benefits. Tax Tip: Interest and foreign dividends are not as tax-efficient as Canadian dividends! Revised: September 20, 2024
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