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Tax Brackets · 2026

Alberta, Canada

Federal and provincial marginal rates. You only pay the higher rate on income that falls inside each bracket — not on your whole paycheck.

Combine

Stacked by bracket

5 federal · 6 provincial
FederalProvincial

Federal · 2026

14.0%
$0 – $58,523
20.5%
$58,523 – $117,045
26.0%
$117,045 – $181,440
29.0%
$181,440 – $258,482
33.0%
$258,482 +
$58,523
to
$0
$117,045
to
$58,523
$181,440
to
$117,045
$258,482
to
$181,440
up
and
$258,482

Alberta · 2026

$61,200
to
$0
$154,259
to
$61,200
$185,111
to
$154,259
$246,813
to
$185,111
$370,220
to
$246,813
up
and
$370,220
8.00%
$0 – $61,200
10.0%
$61,200 – $154,259
12.0%
$154,259 – $185,111
13.0%
$185,111 – $246,813
14.0%
$246,813 – $370,220
15.0%
$370,220 +

Income

Step 01 · CAD
22.0% marginalThe combined federal + provincial bracket rate on your next dollar of income — earlier dollars keep their lower rates. Each segment on the bar below is one bracket: the darker the segment, the higher its rate. This is the published bracket rate; the marginal rate in your results can differ slightly once surtaxes and credits are factored in.
22.0%30.5%36.0%38.0%42.0%47.0%

50% inclusion rate - only half is taxable

Actual amount received: T5 box 24

Actual amount received: T5 box 10

Taxed as regular income: no gross-up or dividend tax credit

Net of expenses. You pay both halves of CPP, no EI

Net rental, interest, royalties. Bracket rates apply, no CPP/EI

Calculated taxes

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