Understanding Canada’s 2024 Tax Brackets: A Simple Guide
Introduction
Taxes can be confusing. However,
getting more insight into tax brackets can help with tax filing. In Canada, your
income will be taxed by both federal and provincial governments. In this
article, we learn more about tax brackets and how it works.
Key Takeaways
Description |
Details |
Tax Brackets |
Different income
ranges which taxed at different rates. |
Federal Rates
(2024) |
Starting from 15%
to 33% tax rates based on income. |
Ontario Rates
(2024) |
Starting from 5.05%
to 13.16% tax rates based on income. |
Calculation
Steps |
1. Figure out
taxable income. 2. Apply federal
rates. 3. Apply
provincial rates. 4. Sum up the
taxes. |
Tax brackets are ranges of income for which there are specific tax rates.
So, your income will be taxed under different tax brackets according to the range of income and each bracket involves a different tax rate.
This shows that when your income increases, your tax rates also increase under different brackets.
For Provincial taxes, we will consider Ontario Tax Rules for this blog.
Federal Tax Brackets for 2024
For 2024, the federal tax brackets in Canada are as follows:
Income Range |
Federal Tax Rate |
Up to $55,867 |
15% |
$55,867 -
$111,733 |
20.5% |
$111,733 -
$173,205 |
26% |
$173,205 -
$246,752 |
29% |
Over $246,752 |
33% |
In Canada, each province has its own tax rates and brackets.
Here is a tax bracket of Ontario showing the provincial tax rates for 2024.
· There is a 5.05% tax rate on the first $47,630 of taxable income
Taxable Income |
Federal Tax
Rate |
Ontario Tax
Rate |
Up to $47,630 |
15% |
5.05% |
$47,631 -
$55,867 |
15% |
9.15% |
$55,868 -
$95,259 |
20.5% |
9.15% |
$95,260 -
$111,733 |
20.5% |
11.16% |
$111,734 -
$150,000 |
26% |
11.16% |
$150,001 -
$173,205 |
26% |
12.16% |
$173,206 -
$220,000 |
29% |
12.16% |
$220,001 -
$246,752 |
29% |
13.16% |
Over $246,752 |
33% |
13.16% |
1. Figure out Your Taxable Income: (Total income) - (Any deductions) = Taxable Income.
Here we will use one example and calculate tax rates using federal and provincial (Ontario) tax brackets. Assume that you earn $80,000 in 2024.
1. Figure out Your Taxable Income
if you earned $80,000 in 2024 and had $5,000 in deductions, your taxable income would be:
· $80,000 − $5,000 = $75,000
We will calculate tax on $75,000 using the federal tax brackets for 2024.
· 15% on the first $55,867. I.e., $55,867 × 0.15 = $8,380
3. Use Provincial Tax Rates
We will calculate tax on $75,000 using Ontario tax brackets for 2024.
· 5.05% on the first $47,630. I.e., $47,630 × 0.0505 = $2,404.32
4. Combine Taxes
Combine both federal and provincial taxes.
· Total payable Tax: $12,302.32+$4,909.68=$17,212
Conclusion
You will feel less stress when you know your income tax brackets. This can help you plan your finances more effectively. You can file your taxes more confidently and potentially save money. Always remember to count both federal and provincial taxes for your province.
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