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Guide

2026 top personal marginal tax rates

Current to March 27, 2026

Updated: April 08, 2026

Notes:

(1) The federal top marginal tax rate applies on taxable income over $258,482 for 2026. Where the provincial or territorial threshold is higher than federal, the amount is indicated below.

Jurisdiction (1)Tax on income top rate (%)Tax-on-tax top rate (%)Provincial surtax (%)2026 combined top marginal rates
Regular income (%)Eligible dividends (%)Ineligible dividends (%)Capital gains (%)
Federal
33.00------------------
British Columbia > $266K
20.50------53.5036.5448.8926.75
Alberta > $370K
15.00------48.0034.3142.3024.00
Saskatchewan
14.50------47.5029.6441.3423.75
Manitoba
17.40------50.4037.7846.6725.20
Ontario
13.16---20.00/36.0053.5339.3447.7426.77
Québec
25.75------53.3140.1148.7026.66
New Brunswick
19.50------52.5032.4046.8326.25
Nova Scotia
21.00------54.0041.5849.9927.00
Prince Edward Island
19.00------52.0036.5447.9226.00
Newfoundland & Labrador > $1.14M
21.80------54.8046.2048.9627.40
Yukon > $500K
15.00------48.0028.9244.0524.00
Northwest Territories
14.05------47.0528.3336.8223.53
Nunavut
11.50------44.5033.0837.7922.25
Non-resident
---48.00---48.84------24.42

The information in this publication is current as of March 27, 2026

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