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Home -> Atlantic Provinces -> Nova ScotiaTax Rates -> Current Marginal Tax Rates -> Nova ScotiaNova Scotia 2025 & 2024 Tax Rates & Tax BracketsThe Nova Scotia 2024 Budget provided that starting January 1, 2025, tax brackets and some personal tax credit amounts would be increased for inflation, using the Nova Scotia indexation factor. The Nova Scotia indexation factor is calculated using the 12 month CPI average ending August. The Federal and all other provinces and territories that index their personal income tax system use the 12 month CPI average ending September. The Nova Scotia tax brackets and personal tax credit amounts are increased for 2025 by an indexation factor of 1.031 (3.1% increase). The Federal tax brackets and personal tax credit amounts are increased for 2025 by an indexation factor of 1.027 (2.7% increase). The Nova Scotia 2025 Budget announced an increase to the basic personal amount, and the elimination of the $3,000 supplement. There was no mention of a change to the non-eligible dividend tax credit as a result of the reduction of the small business tax rate. See the Canada Federal Personal Tax Rates page for information on the Capital Gains Inclusion Rate Change, the increase to which will likely not be reintroduced. See Indexation of the Personal Income Tax System for how the indexation factors are calculated. The Federal and Nova Scotia indexation factors, tax brackets and tax rates for 2025 have been confirmed to Canada Revenue Agency information. Tax Tip: read the article Understanding the Tables of Personal Income Tax Rates, especially if you are trying to compare the rates below to the marginal tax rates in the Basic Tax Calculator or the Detailed Tax Calculators.
(1) See the federal tax rates page for information on the enhanced federal personal amount, which increases the marginal tax rates for taxable incomes in the second highest federal tax bracket. The marginal tax rates in blue above have been adjusted to reflect these changes. (2) An additional $3,000 personal amount for 2018 to 2024, which is reduced at the rate of 6% of taxable income in excess of $25,000, is reflected in the purple marginal tax rates above. It is reduced to zero at taxable income of $75,000. This increases the marginal tax rates for taxable incomes over $25,000 and under $75,000. The regular personal amount of $8,481 does not affect marginal tax rates for taxable income over $8,481, because it is not reduced as taxable income increases. Copyright © 2002 Boat Harbour Investments Ltd. Revised: February 26, 2025
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