🇨🇦 Official the CRA rules, 2025
How much Canadian tax are you overpaying?
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Federal income tax
Tax year 1 January to 31 December 2025, filed in 2026.
- 14.5%
- up to $57,375
- 20.5%
- $57,376 to $114,750
- 26%
- $114,751 to $177,882
- 29%
- $177,883 to $253,414
- 33%
- above $253,414
- Basic personal amount
- $16,129
- Quebec abatement
- 16.5% off federal tax
Dates that cost money if you miss them
1 January to 31 December
2 March · Schedule 7
RRSP deadline
canada.ca15 March
First instalment payment
canada.ca30 April · T1
T1 return and payment
canada.ca15 June · T2125
Self-employed return and second instalment
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Where these figures come from
Federal and provincial figures as published by the Canada Revenue Agency for 2025. Family and childcare credits, and Quebec provincial credits, are not modelled.