Canada income tax calculator 2026
Federal and provincial income tax for 2026 with average and marginal rates, for employment and other income.
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Federal and provincial income tax for 2026 with average and marginal rates, for employment and other income.
Federal 14% / 20.5% / 26% / 29% / 33% (2026) + provincial brackets − non-refundable creditsWorked example
Province or territory: Ontario Employment income: 85,000 Other taxable income: 0 RRSP and other deductions: 0 → Federal income tax: CAD 10,226.60 → Provincial/territorial tax: CAD 5,324.46 → Total income tax: CAD 15,551.06 → CPP/QPP, EI and QPIP: CAD 5,769.52 → After-tax income: CAD 63,679.42 → Average tax rate: 18.3 % → Marginal tax rate: 29.65 %
Limits & important notes
Employment income attracts CPP/QPP and EI credits; other income (interest, rental, pension) does not. Dividends, capital gains and refundable benefits are not modelled here.
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