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Canadian Tax Guide 2026

Filing deadline: April 30, 2026 for most Canadians. June 15, 2026 for self-employed (but balance owing due April 30). RRSP deadline for 2026 deductions: March 2, 2027.

Federal Tax Brackets 2026

Taxable IncomeFederal Rate
Up to $57,37515%
$57,375 – $114,75020.5%
$114,750 – $158,51926%
$158,519 – $220,00029%
Over $220,00033%

These are marginal rates — each dollar is taxed at its bracket rate, not your entire income.

Provincial Top Marginal Rates 2026

AB

Alberta

15%

provincial top rate

ON

Ontario

13.16%

provincial top rate

BC

British Columbia

20.5%

provincial top rate

QC

Québec

25.75%

provincial top rate

NS

Nova Scotia

21%

provincial top rate

MB

Manitoba

17.4%

provincial top rate

SK

Saskatchewan

14.5%

provincial top rate

NB

New Brunswick

21%

provincial top rate

NL

Newfoundland & Labrador

21.3%

provincial top rate

PE

Prince Edward Island

18.75%

provincial top rate

Alberta (15%) has the lowest provincial rate. Quebec (25.75%) has the highest.

Key 2026 Limits

TFSA Annual Limit

$7,000

Unchanged from 2025

TFSA Lifetime Room

$102,000

For those eligible since 2009

RRSP Deduction Limit

18% of 2025 income

Max $32,490

FHSA Annual Limit

$8,000

Lifetime max $40,000

Basic Personal Amount

$16,129

Federal non-refundable credit

Capital Gains Inclusion

2/3 (above $250K)

Updated June 2024

Tax information is for general educational purposes only and may not reflect the most recent CRA rules. Always consult a CPA or tax professional for your specific situation. Tax rules change — verify with the CRA website.