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See your 2026 federal and provincial tax, your take-home pay, and your average and marginal tax rates, with an estimate of your refund or balance owing.
Your income
Salary, wages and taxable benefits from your job.
Business, professional, commission, partnership, farming and fishing income.
Contributions you’re deducting this year. Both accounts have annual contribution and deduction limits.
Profit from selling investments or property. Half of it is taxable.
Usually dividends from public Canadian companies. Enter the amount you actually received.
Usually dividends from private Canadian companies. Enter the amount you actually received.
Any other income, like rent, interest, tips, EI, CPP or OAS.
Tax already taken off, like the income tax on your pay stubs. Don’t include CPP or EI contributions.
Your results
After-tax incomeWhat’s left of your total income after tax and payroll deductions.
$0a year
- Total incomeEverything you entered, added up.
- $0
- Total taxFederal and provincial/territorial tax plus payroll deductions.
- $0
- Federal taxIncome tax owed to the federal government.
- $0
- Provincial/territorial taxIncome tax owed to your province or territory.
- $0
Average tax rateYour total tax as a share of your total income.
0.00%Marginal tax rateThe rate of tax on the next dollar you earn.
0.00%Summary
Enter your income, deductions, gains, dividends and taxes paid to see a summary of your results.
For illustration only. Estimates use 2026 federal and provincial/territorial tax rates and include these non-refundable tax credits: the basic personal amount, CPP/QPP, QPIP and EI premiums, and the Canada employment amount. After-tax income is your total income minus federal tax, provincial/territorial tax and payroll deductions. Your actual tax depends on your full return.