Canada Provincial Income Tax Calculators 2026
Income tax calculators for Ontario, Quebec, British Columbia, Alberta and Manitoba, plus a national calculator covering all 13 provinces and territories. Federal + provincial tax, CPP and take-home pay.
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Canada Tax Calculators by Province
Dedicated calculators for the five provinces with their own credits, surtaxes and premiums — Ontario, Quebec, British Columbia, Alberta and Manitoba. For every other province and territory, the national calculator applies the same 2026 brackets.
Ontario
Health Premium
Most populated province. Combined federal + Ontario tax with health premium and surtax.
Quebec
QPP Pension
Second largest province. Unique QPP pension system. Highest provincial tax rates.
British Columbia
No PST
West Coast advantage. No PST (only 5% GST). 8 tax brackets - most progressive.
Alberta
Lowest Rates
Lowest provincial taxes in Canada. No PST. Competitive for all income levels.
Manitoba
Balanced Rates
Mid-range tax rates. Competitive for middle earners ($50K-$100K).
Filing in Saskatchewan, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Newfoundland and Labrador, Prince Edward Island, Yukon, the Northwest Territories or Nunavut? The Canada income tax calculator applies the 2026 federal and provincial brackets for every province and territory.
Province Financial Planning Hubs
Beyond income tax, explore broader financial planning calculators — retirement, mortgage, and cost of living — tailored to five key provinces.
Ontario Financial Planning
Retirement, mortgage, and CPP/OAS planning for Ontario residents.
Quebec Financial Planning
QPP, retirement, and cost-of-living planning for Quebec residents.
British Columbia Financial Planning
Mortgage affordability and retirement planning with no PST.
Alberta Financial Planning
Retirement and financial planning with no provincial sales tax.
Manitoba Financial Planning
Balanced-rate retirement and financial planning for Manitoba.
Why Use Province-Specific Calculators?
🏘️ Accurate Tax Rates
Each province has unique tax brackets, rates, and special deductions like Ontario's health premium or Quebec's QPP.
💰 True Take-Home
Calculate your actual monthly income after federal + provincial taxes, CPP, and other deductions.
🔍 Relocation Planning
Compare tax impact of moving provinces. Alberta and BC offer lower rates; Quebec has higher provincial taxes.
📊 Detailed Breakdowns
See federal vs provincial tax, CPP contributions, effective tax rate, and marginal rate details.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which province has the lowest income tax?
Nunavut has the lowest initial rate at 4%, followed by Yukon. Alberta has competitive rates with no PST. BC offers a unique advantage with no PST (only 5% GST).
Do these calculators include federal taxes?
Yes. Each calculator combines federal brackets (15%-33%) with province-specific rates for total income tax. CPP contributions are also included where applicable.
Can I use these to plan a relocation?
Absolutely. Use these calculators to compare your net income across provinces. Factors like PST/GST differences also affect overall cost of living.
Are these calculators 100% accurate?
These are planning tools based on 2026 tax brackets. For exact tax liability, consult a tax professional or use official CRA resources.