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2025 Canadian tax rates and brackets

Federal and provincial brackets, credits, payroll contributions and limits for the 2025 tax year. These are the numbers the calculators use.

Other years: 2026

Federal

Taxable incomeFederal rate
Up to $57,375 14.5%
$57,375 to $114,750 20.5%
$114,750 to $177,882 26%
$177,882 to $253,414 29%
Over $253,414 33%
Basic personal amount$16,129, reduced to $14,538 between net income of $177,882 and $253,414
Credit rate14.5%
Canada employment amount$1,471
Dividend tax credit15.02% of grossed-up eligible dividends, 9.03% of grossed-up other dividends
Dividend gross-up38% eligible, 15% other
Capital gains inclusion rate50%
Quebec abatement16.5% of basic federal tax

Provinces and territories

Each province's non-refundable credits are worth its credit rate times the amount claimed. Top combined rates include federal tax, surtaxes and the Quebec abatement.

Alberta

Taxable incomeAB rate
Up to $60,000 8%
$60,000 to $151,234 10%
$151,234 to $181,481 12%
$181,481 to $241,974 13%
$241,974 to $362,961 14%
Over $362,961 15%
Basic personal amount$22,323
Credit rate8%
Dividend tax credit8.12% eligible, 2.18% other
Top combined rate48.00%

Alberta income tax calculator

British Columbia

Taxable incomeBC rate
Up to $49,279 5.06%
$49,279 to $98,560 7.7%
$98,560 to $113,158 10.5%
$113,158 to $137,407 12.29%
$137,407 to $186,306 14.7%
$186,306 to $259,829 16.8%
Over $259,829 20.5%
Basic personal amount$12,932
Credit rate5.06%
Low-income reductionUp to $562, reduced by 3.56% of net income over $25,020
Dividend tax credit12% eligible, 1.96% other
Top combined rate53.50%

British Columbia income tax calculator

Manitoba

Taxable incomeMB rate
Up to $47,000 10.8%
$47,000 to $100,000 12.75%
Over $100,000 17.4%
Basic personal amount$15,780, reduced to $0 between $200,000 and $400,000 of net income
Credit rate10.8%
Dividend tax credit8% eligible, 0.783% other
Top combined rate50.40%

Manitoba income tax calculator

New Brunswick

Taxable incomeNB rate
Up to $51,306 9.4%
$51,306 to $102,614 14%
$102,614 to $190,060 16%
Over $190,060 19.5%
Basic personal amount$13,396
Credit rate9.4%
Low-income reductionUp to $802, reduced by 3% of net income over $21,920
Dividend tax credit14% eligible, 2.75% other
Top combined rate52.50%

New Brunswick income tax calculator

Newfoundland and Labrador

Taxable incomeNL rate
Up to $44,192 8.7%
$44,192 to $88,382 14.5%
$88,382 to $157,792 15.8%
$157,792 to $220,910 17.8%
$220,910 to $282,214 19.8%
$282,214 to $564,429 20.8%
$564,429 to $1,128,858 21.3%
Over $1,128,858 21.8%
Basic personal amount$11,067
Credit rate8.7%
Low-income reductionUp to $997, reduced by 16% of net income over $23,928
Dividend tax credit6.3% eligible, 3.2% other
Top combined rate54.80%

Newfoundland and Labrador income tax calculator

Northwest Territories

Taxable incomeNT rate
Up to $51,964 5.9%
$51,964 to $103,930 8.6%
$103,930 to $168,967 12.2%
Over $168,967 14.05%
Basic personal amount$17,842
Credit rate5.9%
Dividend tax credit11.5% eligible, 6% other
Top combined rate47.05%

Northwest Territories income tax calculator

Nova Scotia

Taxable incomeNS rate
Up to $30,507 8.79%
$30,507 to $61,015 14.95%
$61,015 to $95,883 16.67%
$95,883 to $154,650 17.5%
Over $154,650 21%
Basic personal amount$11,744
Credit rate8.79%
Low-income reductionUp to $300, reduced by 5% of net income over $15,000
Dividend tax credit8.85% eligible, 1.5% other
Top combined rate54.00%

Nova Scotia income tax calculator

Nunavut

Taxable incomeNU rate
Up to $54,707 4%
$54,707 to $109,413 7%
$109,413 to $177,881 9%
Over $177,881 11.5%
Basic personal amount$19,274
Credit rate4%
Dividend tax credit5.51% eligible, 2.61% other
Top combined rate44.50%

Nunavut income tax calculator

Ontario

Taxable incomeON rate
Up to $52,886 5.05%
$52,886 to $105,775 9.15%
$105,775 to $150,000 11.16%
$150,000 to $220,000 12.16%
Over $220,000 13.16%
Basic personal amount$12,747
Credit rate5.05%
Surtax20% of provincial tax over $5,710; 36% of provincial tax over $7,307
Ontario tax reductionBasic amount $294
Ontario Health Premium$0 to $900, on taxable income over $20,000
Dividend tax credit10% eligible, 2.986% other
Top combined rate53.53%

Ontario income tax calculator

Prince Edward Island

Taxable incomePE rate
Up to $33,328 9.5%
$33,328 to $64,656 13.47%
$64,656 to $105,000 16.6%
$105,000 to $140,000 17.62%
Over $140,000 19%
Basic personal amount$14,650
Credit rate9.5%
Low-income reductionUp to $350, reduced by 5% of net income over $22,650
Dividend tax credit10.5% eligible, 1.3% other
Top combined rate52.00%

Prince Edward Island income tax calculator

Quebec

Taxable incomeQC rate
Up to $53,255 14%
$53,255 to $106,495 19%
$106,495 to $129,590 24%
Over $129,590 25.75%
Basic personal amount$18,571
Credit rate14%
Deduction for workers6% of work income, up to $1,420
Dividend tax credit11.7% eligible, 3.42% other
Top combined rate53.31%

Quebec income tax calculator

Saskatchewan

Taxable incomeSK rate
Up to $53,463 10.5%
$53,463 to $152,750 12.5%
Over $152,750 14.5%
Basic personal amount$19,491
Credit rate10.5%
Dividend tax credit11% eligible, 2.519% other
Top combined rate47.50%

Saskatchewan income tax calculator

Yukon

Taxable incomeYT rate
Up to $57,375 6.4%
$57,375 to $114,750 9%
$114,750 to $177,882 10.9%
$177,882 to $500,000 12.8%
Over $500,000 15%
Basic personal amount$16,129, reduced to $14,538 between $177,882 and $253,414 of net income
Credit rate6.4%
Dividend tax credit12.02% eligible, 0.67% other
Top combined rate48.00%

Yukon income tax calculator

CPP and QPP

CPPQPP (Quebec)
Maximum pensionable earnings$71,300$71,300
Basic exemption$3,500$3,500
Employee rate5.95%6.4%
Self-employed rate11.9%12.8%
Maximum employee contribution$4,034.1$4,339.2
Second ceiling (CPP2/QPP2)$81,200$81,200
CPP2/QPP2 employee rate4%4%
Maximum CPP2/QPP2 employee contribution$396$396

EI and QPIP

Outside QuebecQuebec
EI maximum insurable earnings$65,700$65,700
EI employee rate1.64%1.31%
EI maximum premium$1,077.48$860.67
QPIP maximum insurable earningsNot applicable$98,000
QPIP employee / self-employed rateNot applicable0.494% / 0.878%

RRSP, TFSA and FHSA

RRSP dollar limit$32,490 (or 18% of last year's earned income, if less), deadline March 2, 2026
TFSA annual limit$7,000
FHSA$8,000 a year, up to $8,000 carried forward, $40,000 lifetime

Deadlines for the 2025 tax year

RRSP contributions deductible for 2025March 2, 2026
File your return and pay any balanceApril 30, 2026
Self-employed filing deadlineJune 15, 2026 (balance still due April 30, 2026)

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