Mackenzie's Canadian Federal / Provincial Marginal Tax Rates

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Mackenzie's Federal / Provincial Marginal Tax Rates Current as of: July 1, 2012 Quick Links by Province AB NS QC BC NT SK MB NU YT NB ON NL PE How To Use These Tables: Marginal Tax Rates calculate the amount of combined federal provincial taxes payable on the next dollar of income. For example, assume an Ontario resident taxpayer has taxable income of $150,000 (top tax bracket) his investment portfolio earns interest income, which is fully taxable. Using the tables below, he will be liable for $0.4641 on each additional dollar of interest income earned. Also, these tables help to calculate the level of tax savings a taxpayer may receive from RRSP contributions. For example, assume this same Ontario resident contributes $10,000 to his RRSP. Using the tables below, his marginal tax rate is 46.41%. Therefore, he can expect to reduce his tax liability by $4,641. These rates are the combined federal provincial marginal rates, including all surtaxes. It is assumed that the only credits claimed are the basic personal amount the low income tax reduction (where applicable). These rates are correct as at July 1, 2012 do not reflect changes resulting from federal or provincial announcements after that date. Note: The information provided here is not intended to replace personalized tax advice from a qualified tax professional. British Columbia 2012 Taxable 10,823 to 18,787 15.00 7.50 2.08-0.03 18,788 to 30,538 23.26 11.63 8.16-2.43 30,539 to 37,013 20.06 10.03 4.16-6.85 37,014 to 42,707 22.70 11.35 7.46-3.20 42,708 to 74,028 29.70 14.85 16.21 6.46 74,029 to 84,993 32.50 16.25 19.71 10.32 84,994 to 85,414 34.29 17.15 21.94 12.79 85,415 to 103,205 38.29 19.15 26.94 18.31 103,206 to 132,406 40.70 20.35 29.96 21.64 132,407 over 43.70 21.85 33.71 25.78

Alberta 2012 Taxable 10,823 to 17,282 15.00 7.50 2.08-0.03 17,283 to 42,707 25.00 12.50 10.20-0.03 42,708 to 85,414 32.00 16.00 18.95 9.63 85,415 to 132,406 36.00 18.00 23.95 15.15 132,407 over 39.00 19.50 27.70 19.29 Saskatchewan 2012 Taxable 10,823 to 14,942 15.00 7.50 2.08-0.03 14,943 to 42,065 26.00 13.00 10.83-0.03 42,066 to 42,707 28.00 14.00 13.33 2.73 42,708 to 85,414 35.00 17.50 22.08 12.39 85,415 to 120,185 39.00 19.50 27.08 17.91 120,186 to 132,406 41.00 20.50 29.58 20.67 132,407 over 44.00 22.00 33.33 24.81 Manitoba 2012 Taxable 10,823 to 15,139 15.00 7.50 2.08-0.03 15,140 to 22,944 34.80 17.40 24.64 16.25 22,945 to 31,000 25.80 12.90 13.39 3.83 31,001 to 42,707 27.75 13.88 15.83 6.53 42,708 to 67,000 34.75 17.38 24.58 16.19 67,001 to 85,414 39.40 19.70 30.39 22.60 85,415 to 132,406 43.40 21.70 35.39 28.12 132,407 over 46.40 23.20 39.14 32.26

Ontario 2012 Taxable 10,823 to 13,702 15.00 7.50 2.08-0.03 13,703 to 18,000 25.10 12.55 3.44-3.75 18,001 to 39,020 20.05 10.03 2.76-1.89 39,021 to 42,707 24.15 12.08 7.89 3.77 42,708 to 68,718 31.15 15.58 16.64 13.43 68,719 to 78,043 32.98 16.49 17.80 14.19 78,044 to 80,962 35.39 17.70 20.81 17.51 80,963 to 85,414 39.41 19.71 23.81 19.88 85,415 to 132,407 43.41 21.71 28.81 25.40 132,407 to 500,000 46.41 23.21 32.56 29.54 500,001 over 47.97 23.99 34.51 31.69 Quebec 2012 Taxable 10,823 to 13,655 12.52 6.26 1.74-0.03 13,656 to 40,100 28.52 14.26 11.74 5.63 40,101 to 42,707 32.52 16.26 16.74 11.15 42,708 to 80,200 38.37 19.19 24.05 19.23 80,201 to 85,414 42.37 21.19 29.05 24.75 85,415 to 132,406 45.71 22.86 33.22 29.36 132,407 over 48.22 24.11 36.35 32.81 New Brunswick 2012 Taxable 10,823 to 15,360 15.00 7.50 2.08-0.03 15,361 to 34,036 27.10 13.55 10.58 0.11 34,037 to 38,190 24.10 12.05 6.83-4.03 38,191 to 42,707 27.10 13.55 10.58 0.11 42,708 to 76,380 34.10 17.05 19.33 9.77 76,381 to 85,414 34.40 17.20 19.70 10.18 85,415 to 124,178 38.40 19.20 24.70 15.70 124,179 to 132,406 40.30 20.15 27.08 18.32 132,407 over 43.30 21.65 30.83 22.46

Nova Scotia 2012 Taxable 10,823 to 11,893 15.00 7.50 2.08-0.03 11,894 to 15,000 23.79 11.90 3.44-0.11 15,001 to 21,000 28.79 14.40 9.69 6.79 21,001 to 29,590 23.79 11.90 3.44-0.11 29,591 to 42,707 29.95 14.98 11.14 8.39 42,708 to 59,180 36.95 18.48 19.89 18.05 59,181 to 85,414 38.67 19.34 22.04 20.42 85,415 to 93,000 42.67 21.34 27.04 25.94 93,001 to 132,406 43.50 21.75 28.08 27.09 132,407 to 150,000 46.50 23.25 31.83 31.23 150,001 over 50.00 25.00 36.20 36.06 PEI 2012 Taxable $ - to $10,259 - - - - 10,260 to 10,822 9.80 4.90 11.00-0.97 10,823 to 14,999 24.80 12.40 13.08-1.00 15,000 to 19,999 29.80 14.90 19.33 5.90 20,000 to 31,984 24.80 12.40 13.08-1.00 31,985 to 42,707 28.80 14.40 18.08 4.52 42,708 to 63,969 35.80 17.90 26.83 14.18 63,970 to 85,414 38.70 19.35 30.46 18.19 85,415 to 98,143 42.70 21.35 35.46 23.71 98,144 to 132,406 44.37 22.19 37.42 24.57 132,407 over 47.37 23.69 41.17 28.71 Newfoundl & Labrador 2012 Taxable 10,823 to 16,849 15.00 7.50 2.08-0.03 16,850 to 20,994 38.70 19.35 25.46 17.50 20,995 to 32,893 22.70 11.35 5.46-4.58 32,894 to 42,707 27.50 13.75 11.46 2.04 42,708 to 65,785 34.50 17.25 20.21 11.70 65,786 to 85,414 35.30 17.65 21.21 12.80 85,415 to 132,406 39.30 19.65 26.21 18.32 132,407 over 42.30 21.15 29.96 22.46

Northwest Territories 2012 Taxable 10,823 to 13,280 15.00 7.50 2.08-0.03 13,281 to 38,679 20.90 10.45 1.96-7.76 38,680 to 42,707 23.60 11.80 5.33-4.03 42,708 to 77,360 30.60 15.30 14.08 5.63 77,361 to 85,414 34.20 17.10 18.58 10.60 85,415 to 125,771 38.20 19.10 23.58 16.12 125,772 to 132,406 40.05 20.03 25.89 18.67 132,407 over 43.05 21.53 29.64 22.81 Nunavut 2012 Taxable 10,823 to 12,211 15.00 7.50 2.08-0.03 12,212 to 40,721 19.00 9.50 2.08-2.11 40,722 to 42,707 22.00 11.00 5.83 2.03 42,708 to 81,442 29.00 14.50 14.58 11.69 81,443 to 85,414 31.00 15.50 17.08 14.45 85,415 to 132,406 35.00 17.50 22.08 19.97 132,407 over 40.50 20.25 28.96 27.56 Yukon 2012 Taxable 10,823 to 15,749 16.41 8.21 2.71-2.25 15,750 to 24,999 25.04 12.52 8.99-6.98 25,000 to 42,707 22.04 11.02 5.24-11.12 42,708 to 81,500 31.68 15.84 17.29 2.18 81,501 to 85,414 32.16 16.08 17.61 1.81 85,415 to 132,406 38.01 19.01 24.92 9.88 132,407 over 42.40 21.20 30.41 15.93 The information provided is general in nature is provided with the understing that it may not be relied upon as, nor considered to be, the rendering of tax, legal, accounting or professional advice. Readers should consult with their own accountants /or lawyers for advice on the specific circumstances before taking any action.