SKEENAONEHelping you to make smart and strong financial decisions

Tax centre

Canadian tax, made clear

Work out your take-home pay, see every change for 2026, and get ready for 2027. Free, current, and written in plain language.

Last updated:

Tax tools and updates

2026 and 2027 at a glance

20262027Status for 2027
Lowest federal tax rate14%14%Confirmed
Maximum CPP + CPP2 (employee)$4,646.45$4,637.00Confirmed
Maximum EI (outside Quebec)$1,123.07$1,161.12Confirmed
RRSP dollar limit$33,810$35,390Confirmed
TFSA limit$7,000$7,000 or $7,500Expected
Tax-filing deadlineApril 30May 15Proposed, not law yet

Where you keep the most of $90,000

  1. 1Nunavut$69,404
  2. 2British Columbia$68,193
  3. 3Northwest Territories$68,114
  4. 4Yukon$67,948
  5. 5Alberta$67,509
  6. 6Ontario$67,197
  7. 7Saskatchewan$65,588
  8. 8Manitoba$64,770
  9. 9New Brunswick$64,665
  10. 10Newfoundland and Labrador$64,227
  11. 11Prince Edward Island$63,499
  12. 12Quebec$62,959
  13. 13Nova Scotia$62,596

Average tax rate from 16.5% to 24.0%. Try your own salary on the map.

Key dates

  1. Late Nov 2026CRA announces 2027 tax brackets, the basic personal amount and the TFSA limit
  2. Jan 1, 2027New CPP and EI rates and ceilings start on your first paycheque
  3. Mar 1, 2027Last day for RRSP contributions that count for 2026
  4. Apr 30, 2027File your 2026 return and pay any balance owing
  5. Jul 2027New benefit year for the Canada Child Benefit and the Groceries and Essentials Benefit
  6. Dec 31, 2027Last day for 2027 donations, medical expenses and FHSA contributions

Would you like to subscribe to our updates?

We will tell you when the 2027 figures are confirmed and when budget proposals become law.

What interests you? (optional)
How often?

We never sell or share your details. Privacy policy