Canada tax calculator

Ontario Tax Calculator

Use this Canada tax calculator to estimate your 2026 income tax, CPP, EI, tax balance, and after-tax income. Choose any Canadian province or territory to personalize the provincial or territorial tax rate applied to your estimate.

Ontario is selected by default. Choose your province or territory of residence to customize the provincial or territorial tax calculation.

Salary, wages, bonuses, taxable benefits, and other employment income.

Business, professional, commission, partnership, farming, or fishing income.

RRSP or FHSA deductions you expect to claim, subject to your available contribution room.

The calculator applies the standard 50% capital-gains inclusion rate to this amount.

Actual eligible Canadian dividends, commonly from public Canadian companies.

Actual non-eligible Canadian dividends, commonly from private Canadian companies.

Interest, rental income, tips, EI, CPP, OAS, pension income, or other taxable income.

Income tax already deducted or remitted. Do not include CPP, QPP, EI, or QPIP premiums.

Ontario income tax calculator for 2026

This Canada tax calculator estimates federal and provincial or territorial income tax, CPP or QPP contributions, EI and QPIP premiums where applicable, and after-tax income. Choose a province or territory, then enter your income, expected RRSP or FHSA deductions, capital gains, Canadian dividends, and income tax already paid to see a practical annual tax estimate.

How this Canadian tax calculator works

Income tax is progressive: each tax rate applies only to the portion of taxable income inside that bracket. This calculator applies 2026 federal and selected provincial or territorial tax brackets, standard basic personal credits, the Canada employment amount, CPP, EI, and Ontario surtax and health premium rules when Ontario is selected. Capital gains use the standard 50% inclusion rate, while eligible and ineligible Canadian dividends use their respective gross-up and tax-credit treatment.

Why province and territory matter

Your federal tax rules are shared across Canada, but provincial and territorial tax brackets, personal credits, payroll programs, surtaxes, and health premiums can change your final estimate. Choose the Canadian province or territory where you expect to be resident on December 31 for a more customized tax-rate estimate.

2026 tax-rate sources

This calculator uses published 2026 tax and payroll information. Review the CRA federal and provincial or territorial rate tables, Manitoba CRA payroll guidance, Revenu Quebec's 2026 income tax rates, Quebec's 2026 payroll updates, and Yukon CRA payroll guidance, the CRA's T5 dividend guide, and Ontario's dividend tax credit guidance. Tax rules and personal circumstances can change an estimate, so confirm important figures before filing.

Use the expanded tax summary

Open the result dock for a simple annual summary: total income, total tax, federal tax, provincial or territorial tax, CPP and EI premiums, after-tax income, average tax rate, and marginal tax rate.

Estimate only

This free Canada tax calculator is an educational planning tool, not a tax return or tax advice. It does not account for every credit, deduction, benefit, expense, family situation, tax instalment, or special tax rule. Confirm important numbers with the CRA, Revenu Quebec, your tax software, or a qualified tax professional before filing or making a financial decision.

2026 tax estimate

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After-tax income

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