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TaxTips.ca Quick Tax Calculator 
Tax YearTotal Income
Taxpayer InformationTax/CPP/EI
Province of ResidenceAfter-Tax
Birth YearAvg Tax Rate
   Marg Tax Rate
  RRSP/FHSA Savings
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IncomeActualTaxable
Employment Income 
Self-employment income
Old Age Security 
CPP 
Capital Gains 
 Enter the actual amount of capital gains in excess of losses. Don't include gains that are not subject to tax.
Canadian Eligible Dividends 
 Enter the actual amount of dividends.
Canadian Non-Eligible Dividends 
 Enter the actual amount of dividends.
Pension Income Eligible for Pension Tax Credit
 Pension income not eligible for pension tax credit should be in other income.
All other income 
 Such as interest, foreign divs, rental income, RRSP/RRIF withdrawals, etc.
Total Income
RRSP & FHSA deductions 
 
Less OAS Clawback
Net Income and Taxable Income
Income tax deducted (information slips/instalments)
Taxes, CPP, and EIPaid & PayablePayable
 Federal, including OAS clawback
 Provincial/Territorial
 EI on employment income0
 CPP on employment and self-employment income
Less paid
Total Taxes, CPP and EI / Tax Payable
Net After-Tax Income 
These calculations include the following tax credits: Basic Personal Amount, CPP and EI, Canada Employment Amount, Age Amount, Pension Tax Credit, Dividend Tax Credits, and Canada Workers' Benefit. The CPP in Payable column is amount payable on self-employment income.
We strive for accuracy but cannot guarantee it. Rates are current to September 29, 2026.
TaxTips.ca Quick Income Tax Calculator 
Tax Year 
 Prov 
Taxable income from:ActualTaxable 
Employment 
Self-employment 
Old Age Security (OAS) 
CPP/QPP retirement or disability pension 
Taxable capital gains 
Cdn eligible dividends 
Cdn non-eligible dividends 
Pension income eligible for pension tax credit 
All other income (interest, foreign divs, rental income, RRSP/RRIF, etc 
Total income for tax purposes - Line 15000 
RRSP and FHSA deductions 
OAS Clawback 
Net Income and Taxable Income 
 Federal 
Tax before non-refundable tax credits (A) Line 40400 
Basic personal amount 
Age amount  
Senior supplementary (SK)  
Amount for children under 6 (NS, NU, PE) 
Family tax benefit (MB) 
Employment insurance 
CPP on empl earnings (excluding Enhanced CPP deducted above) 
1/2 CPP on self-empl earnings (excl. Enhanced CPP deducted above) 
Pension amount 
Canada employment credit amount (Fed/YT) 
Subtotal for non-refundable tax credits Line 33500 
Tax credit rate 
Line 33800 Non-refundable tax credits 
Federal top-up tax credit  
Alberta supplemental tax credit  
Non-refundable tax credits before dividend tax credits Line 35000 
Tax subtotal before dividend tax credits - Line 40600 
Ontario provincial surtax  
Dividend tax credit eligible dividends 
Dividend tax credit non-eligible dividends 
 
Additional tax for minimum tax purposes 
Fed Line 41700 (or AMT, whichever is more, zero if neg)/Prov add'l tax  
Tax reduction - non-refundable  
ON low income individuals/families tax (LIFT) credit - non-refundable  
NS age tax credit for low income seniors - non-refundable  
Ontario health premium  
Provincial or territorial tax (zero if negative)  
Federal refundable Canada Workers Benefit Schedule 6  
  
Income tax payable (refundable if negative) 
  
OAS Clawback payable  
CPP & enhanced CPP payable on self-employment income  
Total taxes, clawback and CPP payable (refundable if negative)  
Less income tax deducted  
Balance payable (refund due if negative)  
DEPENDANTS
 Do you have children age 18 or less at December 31 of the taxation year?
ChildrenCancel changes below before changing Y back to N
# children age 6 or less at Dec 31 of tax year -born    
Children age 6 or less: total # of months claimed for these children, for NS/NU/PE amount for young children:  
For instance, for a child born in July, claim 5 months in the year born. For a child turning 6 in February, claim 2 months. In NS and NU, no months can be claimed for a child claimed as an eligible dependent.  
# children age 7 to 16 at Dec 31 of tax year -born     
# children age 17 at Dec 31 of tax year -born     
Total # children age 17 or less at Dec 31     
# children age 18 at Dec 31     
Total # children age 18 or less at Dec 31     
         
Can you claim a child under 18 (included in Children above) or other eligible relative as an eligible dependant (equivalent to spouse)?
Eligible Dependant (Equivalent to Spouse) CreditCancel changes below before changing Y back to N
Child claimed as equiv. to spouse should be included above also.    
If eligible, claim the equivalent to spouse (eligible dependant) tax credit for ONE of the following dependants:   
Child age 18 or less at the end of year 
Age of this child at the end of year (zero if under 1) 
OR other eligible relative age 18+ 
Are you able to claim the Family/Canada Caregiver Amount for this person (child or other)?   
Don't claim the Canada Caregiver Amount here for an infirm child under 18 unless they are your eligible dependant - this is done in the section below the disability transfer section.
Net income of dependant claimed as equivalent to spouse   
Children under 18 must be claimed above under Children area in order to claim eligible dependant / equivalent to spouse.
 Do you want to transfer the disability tax credit from a dependant?
Transfer Disability Tax Credit from Dependant - FEDERALCancel changes below before changing Y back to N
DependantsDependant ADependant BDependant CDependant DLine 31600 Line # 
Transfer credit to
For a dependant under 18 years of age at December 31 - supplement calculation:   
Is the dependant under 18 at Dec 31? Please note that although we have done our best to ensure that these calculations are correct, we cannot guarantee 100% accuracy.
Maximum supplement1
      
Child/attendant care exp claimed for dep.2
Less base amount3
Subtotal exp - base (zero if negative)4
Max supplement less subtotal (zero if neg)5
     Line 31800 Line#  
Base Amount1  
Add supplement for dependant under 182  
Subtotal3  
Total from dependant's Schedule 1 Lines 1 to 194  
Subtotal5  
Dependant's taxable income (line 26000)6  
Net amount7  
Disability amount transfer=lesser of lines 3 & 7   
Transferred to TaxpayerTotal Taxpayer 
Transferred to SpouseTotal Spouse 
         
Transfer Disability Tax Credit from Dependant - PROVINCIAL/TERRITORIAL  
DependantsDependant ADependant BDependant CDependant DLine #  
For a dependant under 18 years of age at December 31 - supplement calculation: 
Is the dependant under 18 at Dec 31?   
Maximum supplement1  
        
Child/attendant care exp claimed for dep.2  
Less base amount3  
Subtotal exp - base (zero if negative)4  
Max supplement less subtotal (zero if neg)5  
      Line 58480 Line#  
Base Amount1  
Add supplement for dependant under 182  
Subtotal3  
4  
Subtotal5  
Dependant's taxable income (line 26000)6  
Disability amount transfer7  
Disability amount transfer=lesser of lines 3 & 7   
Transferred to TaxpayerTotal Taxpayer 
Transferred to SpouseTotal Spouse 
         
Can you claim tax credits for parents or grandparents living with you, or any infirm adult or minor dependants, including spouse?
Infirm Spouse and Infirm Children Under 18Cancel changes below before changing Y back to N
Canada Caregiver Amount information TaxpayerSpouse   
Are you able to claim the Family/Canada Caregiver Amount for your infirm spouse?
Selecting Y above will apply to the Federal & YT caregiver amount for the spouse. For other prov/terr, there is no claim for spouse.
For how many infirm children under 18 are you claiming the Family/Canada Caregiver Amount? <-other than infirm eligible dependant
To be claimed by
Parents, Grandparents and Infirm Adult Dependants
Choose the caregiver credit for your province - the Federal credit will also be determined by this.
The caregiver credits that can be claimed are: 
 1 Caregiver - in Home, Infirm Adult<-does not include spouse - see above for spouse
 2 Parent/Grdprnt 65+ in Your Home-not infirm<-Not available Federal, BC, ON or YT 
 3 Infirm Adult 18+ not in home    
DependantsDependant 1Dependant 2Dependant 3Dependant 4 Please note that although we have done our best to ensure that these calculations are correct, we cannot guarantee 100% accuracy.
Tax Credit Claimed 
Dependant Net Income 
      
Federal Claim Amount    
Taxpayer Claim Amount    
Spouse Claim Amount
Total Claimed    
     
ProvincialTerritorial Claim Amounts       
    
Taxpayer Claim Amount    
Spouse Claim Amount    
Total Claimed    
     
Note that there is no federal, BC, ON or YT tax credit for parent/grandparent living with you if they are not infirm.
These tax credits can be split between 2 or more supporting taxpayers, but total claim cannot be more than maximum allowed for that dependant.
If the total amount claimed above exceeds the maximum allowable, the amount claimed will be reduced automatically.

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