Calculate income tax deductions
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Reminder: There is an online calculator that will calculate the income tax deductions for you.
Calculate income tax deductions based on the type of payment:
Income tax tables calculate the required income tax for you on given ranges of income for a specified pay period.
Steps
Determine if you can use income tax tables
Income tax tables can be used in most common situations.
Use when
- The payment is for regular employment income or was made with regular pay for one of the common or uncommon pay periods for which tables are provided
- If the payment is made to a First Nations worker and you received Form TD1-IN, only use these tables on the portion of their income which is taxable
Do not use when
- The payment is for a retroactive payment made separately from regular pay, use: Retroactive payments
- The payment is for a bonus, use: Bonus or irregular payments
- The payment is for a lump-sum payment, use: Lump-sum payments
- The payment is for a patronage payment, use: Bonus or irregular payments
- Your pay period does not have a table provided in the common or uncommon pay periods per year, use: Regular payments (manual calculation)
- You received Form TD1X from your employee, use: Regular payments (manual calculation)
- You received Form TD3F from the individual, use: Bonus or irregular payments
Review the completed TD1 forms to determine if you need to deduct tax
Review the completed TD1 forms and verify if your employee checked the box "Total income less than total claim amount".
Do not continue to next step or use the tax tables if your employee checked this box.
You do not deduct any federal or provincial tax in this situation.
- Continue to next step if your employee checked this box but you believe it is a false statement.
Continue to Step 6 - Get the federal, provincial and territorial income tax tables if your employee did not complete new TD1 forms.
Use the same claim code that you used previously.
Get the total claim amount from the TD1 forms
Get the federal TD1 form
If they are claiming more than the basic personal amount, find the "TOTAL CLAIM AMOUNT" on the completed federal TD1 form
Get the provincial or territorial TD1 form
If they are claiming more than the basic personal amount, find the "TOTAL CLAIM AMOUNT" on the completed provincial or territorial TD1 form
Get the claim codes tables
Get the federal claim codes table
Use the federal claim codes table.
Federal claim codes tables
2024 tax year
2024 Federal claim codes Total claim amount ($) from Total claim amount ($) to Claim code No claim amount No claim amount 0 0.00 15,705.00 1 15,705.01 18,410.00 2 18,410.01 21,115.00 3 21,115.01 23,820.00 4 23,820.01 26,525.00 5 26,525.01 29,230.00 6 29,230.01 31,935.00 7 31,935.01 34,640.00 8 34,640.01 37,345.00 9 37,345.01 40,050.00 10 Previous years
2023 tax year
2023 tax year
2023 Federal claim codes Total claim amount ($) from Total claim amount ($) to Claim code No claim amount No claim amount 0 0.00 15,000.00 1 15,000.01 17,583.00 2 17,583.01 20,166.00 3 20,166.01 22,749.00 4 22,749.01 25,332.00 5 25,332.01 27,915.00 6 27,915.01 30,498.00 7 30,498.01 33,081.00 8 33,081.01 35,664.00 9 35,664.01 38,247.00 10 To view 2022 or previous tax year, refer to:
Get the provincial or territorial claim codes table
Use the provincial or territorial claim codes table that matches your employee's province of employment.
Provincial and territorial claim codes tables
2024 tax year
Alberta
2024 Alberta claim codes Total claim amount ($) from Total claim amount ($) to Claim code No claim amount No claim amount 0 0.00 21,885.00 1 21,885.01 25,015.00 2 25.015.01 28,145.00 3 28,145.01 31,275.00 4 31,275.01 34,405.00 5 34,405.01 37,535.00 6 37,535.01 40,665.00 7 40,665.01 43,795.00 8 43,795.01 46,925.00 9 46,725.01 50,055.00 10 British Columbia
2024 British Columbia claim codes Total claim amount ($) from Total claim amount ($) to Claim code No claim amount No claim amount 0 0.00 12,580.00 1 12,580.01 15,411.00 2 15,411.01 18,242.00 3 18,242.01 21,073.00 4 21,073.01 23,904.00 5 23,904.01 26,735.00 6 26,735.01 29,566.00 7 29,566.01 32,397.00 8 32,397.01 35,228.00 9 35,228.01 38,059.00 10 Manitoba
2024 Manitoba claim codes Total claim amount ($) from Total claim amount ($) to Claim code No claim amount No claim amount 0 0.00 15,780.00 1 15,780.01 17,743.00 2 17,743.01 19,166.00 3 19,166.01 20,859.00 4 20,859.01 22,552.00 5 22,552.01 24,245.00 6 24,245.01 25,938.00 7 25,938.01 27,631.00 8 27,631.01 29,324.00 9 29,324.01 31,017.00 10 New Brunswick
2024 New Brunswick claim codes Total claim amount ($) from Total claim amount ($) to Claim code No claim amount No claim amount 0 0.00 13,044.00 1 13,044.01 15,714.00 2 15,714.01 18,384.00 3 18,834.01 21,054.00 4 21,054.01 23,724.00 5 23,724.01 26,394.00 6 26,394.01 29,064.00 7 29,064.01 31,734.00 8 31,734.01 34,404.00 9 34,404.01 37,074.00 10 Newfoundland and Labrador
2024 Newfoundland and Labrador claim codes Total claim amount ($) from Total claim amount ($) to Claim code No claim amount No claim amount 0 0.00 10,818.00 1 10,818.01 13,154.00 2 13,154.01 15,490.00 3 15,490.01 17,826.00 4 17,826.01 20,162.00 5 20,162.01 22,498.00 6 22,498.01 24,834.00 7 24,834.01 27,170.00 8 27,170.01 29,506.00 9 29,506.01 31,842.00 10 Northwest Territories
2024 Northwest Territories claim codes Total claim amount ($) from Total claim amount ($) to Claim code No claim amount No claim amount 0 0.00 17,373.00 1 17,373.01 20,360.00 2 20,363.01 23,347.00 3 23,347.01 26,334.00 4 26,334.01 29,321.00 5 29,321.01 32,308.00 6 32,308.01 35,295.00 7 35,295.01 38,282.00 8 38,282.01 41,269.00 9 41,269.01 44,256.00 10 Nova Scotia
2024 Nova Scotia claim codes Total claim amount ($) from Total claim amount ($) to Claim code No claim amount No claim amount 0 0.00 11,481.00 1 11,481.01 13,081.00 2 13,081.01 14,681.00 3 14,681.01 16,281.00 4 16,281.01 17,881.00 5 17,881.01 19,481.00 6 19,481.01 21,081.00 7 21,081.01 22,681.00 8 22,681.01 24,281.00 9 24,281.01 25,881.00 10 Nunavut
2024 Nunavut claim codes Total claim amount ($) from Total claim amount ($) to Claim code No claim amount No claim amount 0 0.00 18,767.00 1 18,767.01 21,802.00 2 21,802.01 24,837.00 3 24,837.01 27,872.00 4 27,872.01 30,907.00 5 30,907.01 33,942.00 6 33,942.01 36,977.00 7 36,977.01 40,012.00 8 40,012.01 43,047.00 9 43,047.01 46,082.00 10 Ontario
2024 Ontario claim codes Total claim amount ($) from Total claim amount ($) to Claim code No claim amount No claim amount 0 0.00 12,399.00 1 12,399.01 15,070.00 2 15,070.01 17,741.00 3 17,741.01 20,412.00 4 20,412.01 23,083.00 5 23,083.01 25,754.00 6 25,754.01 28,425.00 7 28,425.01 31,096.00 8 31,096.01 33,767.00 9 33,767.01 36,438.00 10 Prince Edward Island
2024 Prince Edward Island claim codes Total claim amount ($) from Total claim amount ($) to Claim code No claim amount No claim amount 0 0.00 13,500.00 1 13,500.00 15,100.00 2 15,100.01 16,700.00 3 16,700.01 18,300.00 4 18,300.01 19,900.00 5 19,900.01 21,500.00 6 21,500.01 23,100.00 7 23,100.01 24,700.00 8 24,700.01 26,300.00 9 26,300.01 27,900.00 10 Quebec
Only use the federal claim codes when your employee's province of employment is Quebec.
Saskatchewan
2024 Saskatchewan claim codes Total claim amount ($) from Total claim amount ($) to Claim code No claim amount No claim amount 0 0.00 18,491.00 1 18,491.00 20,871.00 2 20,871.01 23,521.00 3 23,521.01 25,631.00 4 25,631.01 28,011.00 5 28,011.01 30,391.00 6 30,391.01 32,771.00 7 32,771.01 35,151.00 8 35,151.01 37,531.00 9 37,531.01 39,911.00 10 Yukon
2024 Yukon claim codes Total claim amount ($) from Total claim amount ($) to Claim code No claim amount No claim amount 0 0.00 15,705.00 1 15,705.01 18,410.00 2 18,410.01 21,115.00 3 21,115.01 23,820.00 4 23,820.01 26,525.00 5 26,525.01 29,230.00 6 29,230.01 31,935.00 7 31,935.01 34,640.00 8 34,640.01 37,345.00 9 37,345.01 40,050.00 10 Outside Canada
Only use the federal claim codes when your employee's province of employment is outside Canada.
Previous years
2023 tax year
Alberta
2023 Alberta claim codes Total claim amount ($) from Total claim amount ($) to Claim code No claim amount No claim amount 0 0.00 21,003.00 1 21,003.01 24,007.00 2 24,007.01 27,011.00 3 27,011.01 30,015.00 4 30,015.01 33,019.00 5 33,019.01 36,023.00 6 36,023.01 39,027.00 7 39,027.01 42,031.00 8 42,031.01 45,035.00 9 45,035.01 48,039.00 10 British Columbia
2023 British Columbia claim codes Total claim amount ($) from Total claim amount ($) to Claim code No claim amount No claim amount 0 0.00 11,981.00 1 11,981.01 14,677.00 2 14,677.01 17,373.00 3 17,373.01 20,069.00 4 20,069.01 22,765.00 5 22,765.01 25,461.00 6 25,461.01 28,157.00 7 28,157.01 30,853.00 8 30,853.01 33,549.00 9 33,549.01 36,245.00 10 Beginning July 1, 2023 – Manitoba
Beginning July 1, 2023 – 2023 Manitoba claim codes Total claim amount ($) from Total claim amount ($) to Claim code No claim amount No claim amount 0 0.00 19,145.00 1 19,145.01 20,838.00 2 20,838.01 22,531.00 3 22,531.01 24,224.00 4 24,224.01 25,917.00 5 25,917.01 27,610.00 6 27,610.01 29,303.00 7 29,303.01 30,996.00 8 30,996.01 32,689.00 9 32,689.01 34,382.00 10 Given that employees have received a lower basic personal amount for the first 6 months of the year, a prorated basic personal amount of $19,145 is used.
New Brunswick
2023 New Brunswick claim codes Total claim amount ($) from Total claim amount ($) to Claim code No claim amount No claim amount 0 0.00 12,458.00 1 12,458.01 15,009.00 2 15,009.01 17,560.00 3 17,560.01 20,111.00 4 20,111.01 22,662.00 5 22,662.01 25,213.00 6 25,213.01 27,764.00 7 27,764.01 30,315.00 8 30,315.01 32,866.00 9 32,866.01 35,417.00 10 Newfoundland and Labrador
2023 Newfoundland and Labrador claim codes Total claim amount ($) from Total claim amount ($) to Claim code No claim amount No claim amount 0 0.00 10,382.00 1 10,382.01 12,624.00 2 12,624.01 14,866.00 3 14,866.01 17,108.00 4 17,108.01 19,350.00 5 19,350.01 21,592.00 6 21,592.01 23,834.00 7 23,834.01 26,076.00 8 26,076.01 28,318.00 9 28,318.01 30,560.00 10 Northwest Territories
2023 Northwest Territories claim codes Total claim amount ($) from Total claim amount ($) to Claim code No claim amount No claim amount 0 0.00 16,593.00 1 16,593.01 19,446.00 2 19,446.01 22,299.00 3 22,299.01 25,152.00 4 25,152.01 28,005.00 5 28,005.01 30,858.00 6 30,858.01 33,711.00 7 33,711.01 36,564.00 8 36,564.01 39,417.00 9 39,417.01 42,270.00 10 Nova Scotia
2023 Nova Scotia claim codes Total claim amount ($) from Total claim amount ($) to Claim code No claim amount No claim amount 0 0.00 11,481.00 1 11,481.01 13,081.00 2 13,081.01 14,681.00 3 14,681.01 16,281.00 4 16,281.01 17,881.00 5 17,881.01 19,481.00 6 19,481.01 21,081.00 7 21,081.01 22,681.00 8 22,681.01 24,281.00 9 24,281.01 25,881.00 10 Nunavut
2023 Nunavut claim codes Total claim amount ($) from Total claim amount ($) to Claim code No claim amount No claim amount 0 0.00 17,925.00 1 17,925.01 20,824.00 2 20,824.01 23,723.00 3 23,723.01 26,622.00 4 26,622.01 29,521.00 5 29,521.01 32,420.00 6 32,420.01 35,319.00 7 35,319.01 38,218.00 8 38,218.01 41,117.00 9 41,117.01 44,016.00 10 Ontario
2023 Ontario claim codes Total claim amount ($) from Total claim amount ($) to Claim code No claim amount No claim amount 0 0.00 11,865.00 1 11,865.01 14,421.00 2 14,421.01 16,977.00 3 16,977.01 19,533.00 4 19,533.01 22,089.00 5 22,089.01 24,645.00 6 24,645.01 27,201.00 7 27,201.01 29,757.00 8 29,757.01 32,313.00 9 32,313.01 34,869.00 10 Prince Edward Island
2023 Prince Edward Island claim codes Total claim amount ($) from Total claim amount ($) to Claim code No claim amount No claim amount 0 0.00 12,000.00 1 12,000.01 13,600.00 2 13,600.01 15,200.00 3 15,200.01 16,800.00 4 16,800.01 18,400.00 5 18,400.01 20,000.00 6 20,000.01 21,600.00 7 21,600.01 23,200.00 8 23,200.01 24,800.00 9 24,800.01 26,400.00 10 Quebec
Only use the federal claim codes when your employee's province of employment is Quebec.
Saskatchewan
2023 Saskatchewan claim codes Total claim amount ($) from Total claim amount ($) to Claim code No claim amount No claim amount 0 0.00 17,661.00 1 17,661.01 19,934.00 2 19,934.01 22,207.00 3 22,207.01 24,480.00 4 24,480.01 26,753.00 5 26,753.01 29,026.00 6 29,026.01 31,299.00 7 31,299.01 33,572.00 8 33,572.01 35,845.00 9 35,845.01 38,118.00 10 Yukon
2023 Yukon claim codes Total claim amount ($) from Total claim amount ($) to Claim code No claim amount No claim amount 0 0.00 15,000.00 1 15,000.01 17,583.00 2 17,583.01 20,166.00 3 20,166.01 22,749.00 4 22,749.01 25,332.00 5 25,332.01 27,915.00 6 27,915.01 30,498.00 7 30,498.01 33,081.00 8 33,081.01 35,664.00 9 35,664.01 38,247.00 10 Outside Canada
Only use the federal claim codes when your employee's province of employment is outside Canada.
To view 2022 or previous tax year, refer to:
Determine the claim code to use
If the employee checked the box indicating they have more than one employer or payer at the same time, claim code "0" should be used if they have already claimed their personal tax credits on another Form TD1.
Determine the federal claim code
Find the code in the "Claim code" column which corresponds with the range that includes your employee's "Total claim amount".
Determine the provincial or territorial claim code
Find the code in the "Claim code" column which corresponds with the range that includes your employee's "Total claim amount".
If the federal claim code is "0" because the employee is a non-resident, the provincial claim code must also be "0."
Get the federal, provincial and territorial income tax tables
Use the federal, provincial and territorial income tax tables that matches your employee's province of employment and your pay period.
The tax tables that match your employee’s province of employment and pay period contains both the federal table and the provincial/territorial table.
Federal, provincial and territorial income tax tables
2024 tax year
Alberta
Common pay periods per year: Option 1
Uncommon pay periods per year: Option 2
British Columbia
Common pay periods per year: Option 1
Uncommon pay periods per year: Option 2
Manitoba
Common pay periods per year: Option 1
Uncommon pay periods per year: Option 2
New Brunswick
Common pay periods per year: Option 1
Uncommon pay periods per year: Option 2
Newfoundland and Labrador
Common pay periods per year: Option 1
Uncommon pay periods per year: Option 2
Northwest Territories
Common pay periods per year: Option 1
Uncommon pay periods per year: Option 2
Nova Scotia
Common pay periods per year: Option 1
Uncommon pay periods per year: Option 2
Nunavut
Common pay periods per year: Option 1
Uncommon pay periods per year: Option 2
Ontario
Common pay periods per year: Option 1
Uncommon pay periods per year: Option 2
Prince Edward Island
Common pay periods per year: Option 1
Uncommon pay periods per year: Option 2
Quebec
Common pay periods per year: Option 1
Uncommon pay periods per year: Option 2
Saskatchewan
Common pay periods per year: Option 1
Uncommon pay periods per year: Option 2
Yukon
Common pay periods per year: Option 1
Uncommon pay periods per year: Option 2
Outside Canada
Common pay periods per year: Option 1
Uncommon pay periods per year: Option 2
Previous years
2023 tax year
Alberta
Common pay periods per year: Option 1
Uncommon pay periods per year: Option 2
British Columbia
Common pay periods per year: Option 1
Uncommon pay periods per year: Option 2
Beginning July 1, 2023 – Manitoba
Common pay periods per year: Option 1
Uncommon pay periods per year: Option 2
New Brunswick
Common pay periods per year: Option 1
Uncommon pay periods per year: Option 2
Newfoundland and Labrador
Common pay periods per year: Option 1
Uncommon pay periods per year: Option 2
Northwest Territories
Common pay periods per year: Option 1
Uncommon pay periods per year: Option 2
Nova Scotia
Common pay periods per year: Option 1
Uncommon pay periods per year: Option 2
Nunavut
Common pay periods per year: Option 1
Uncommon pay periods per year: Option 2
Ontario
Common pay periods per year: Option 1
Uncommon pay periods per year: Option 2
Prince Edward Island
Common pay periods per year: Option 1
Uncommon pay periods per year: Option 2
Quebec
Common pay periods per year: Option 1
Uncommon pay periods per year: Option 2
Saskatchewan
Common pay periods per year: Option 1
Uncommon pay periods per year: Option 2
Yukon
Common pay periods per year: Option 1
Uncommon pay periods per year: Option 2
Outside Canada
Common pay periods per year: Option 1
Uncommon pay periods per year: Option 2
To view 2022 or previous tax year, refer to:
Determine the pay range and get the amount of income tax to deduct
Determine the federal income tax to deduct
Find the range that includes your employee's gross remuneration (including any taxable benefits) in the "Pay" column.
Find the applicable "CC" column that matches the employee’s claim code (for example, if the employee’s claim code is 4, go to the CC 4 column).
Find the amount under the “CC” column that corresponds with the range that includes your employee's pay for the pay period.
This is the federal income tax to deduct.
Determine the provincial or territorial income tax to deduct
Find the range that includes your employee's gross remuneration (including any taxable benefits) in the "Pay" column.
Find the applicable "CC" column that matches the employee’s claim code (for example, if the employee’s claim code is 4, go to the CC 4 column).
Find the amount under the “CC” column that corresponds with the range that includes your employee’s pay for the pay period.
This is the provincial or territorial income tax to deduct.
Calculation example
Joseph's province of employment is Alberta. His pay is $600 weekly. Using the "Total claim amount" from your employee’s completed Form TD1 and Form TD1AB, you determined his federal claim code is "1" and his provincial claim code is "1".
You go to the federal, and provincial for Alberta and select "52 periods (weekly)". The table document contains both the federal income tax table and the Alberta provincial tax table.
You go to the federal table. You scroll down until you find the "Pay" amount that includes $600 (in this case, the row "597-601"). You scan across to the CC1 column. The amount in the CC1 column that corresponds with the row "597-601" is $38.55. This is the amount of federal income tax to deduct.
Next, you scroll down to the Alberta provincial tax deduction table, which begins on page E-1. You scroll down until you find the "Pay" amount that includes $600 (in this case, the row "598-602"). You scan across to the CC1 column. The amount in the CC5 column that corresponds with the row "598-602" is $16.60. This is the amount of provincial income tax to deduct.
Calculate the amount of income tax you have to withhold and remit
- Federal income tax you have to withhold from your employee (step 7a)
- plus If applicable, provincial or territorial income tax you have to withhold from your employee (step 7b)
- plus If applicable, any additional income tax that your employee had requested be withheld from their remuneration on Form TD1
- equals This is the total amount you have to withhold and remit: federal, provincial and territorial income tax
Calculation example
Joseph earns a salary of $600 per week in 2024. His province of employment is Alberta. The claim code on his TD1 is "1" and on his TD1AB is "1".
- $38.55 is Joseph’s federal income tax you have to withhold (step 7a)
- plus $16.60 is Joseph’s provincial income tax you have to withhold (step 7b)
- plus $0 as Joseph did not request additional income tax withheld on his Form TD1
- equals $55.15 is the total amount you have to withhold and remit (federal and provincial income tax)
References
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Legislation
- ITA: 3
- Income for taxation year
- ITA: 6
- Inclusions
- ITA: 8
- Deductions
- ITA: 60
- Deductions in Computing Income
- ITA: 118(1)
- Personal credits
- ITA: 118(10)
- Canada Employment Credit
- ITA: 118.7
- Credit for EI and QPIP premiums and CPP contributions
- ITA: 135(3)
- Amount to be deducted from patronage payments
- ITA: 153(1)
- Withholding
- ITA: 212(1)
- Tax on amount paid to non-resident
- ITR: 100(1)
- Definition of pay period, personal credits, remuneration
- ITR: 100(3)
- Deductions from the payment of remuneration
- ITR: 100(4)
- Province of employment
- ITR: 101
- Deductions and remittances
- ITR: 102(1)
- Periodic payments
- ITR: 102(2)
- Payment in respect of commissions
- ITR: 103
- Non-periodic payments
- ITR: 105(1)
- Withholding on payment of fees for services to non-resident
- ITR: 105.1(2)
- Fishermen's election
- ITR: 107(1)
- Employee's returns
- ITR: 109
- Elections to increase deductions
- ITA AB: 5(1)
- Taxable income
- ITA AB: 6.1
- Amount of tax payable for 2015 and subsequent taxation years
- ITA AB: 7
- Deductions
- ITA AB: 8(1)
- Personal credits
- ITA AB: 19
- EI and CPP contributions credit
- ITA BC: 4.1
- Amount of tax payable
- ITA BC: 4.2
- Deductions
- ITA BC: 4.3
- Personal credits
- ITA BC: 4.301
- BC tax reduction credit
- ITA BC: 4.64
- Credit for EI premium and CPP contribution
- ITA MB: 4.1(1)
- Basic tax payable – 2016 to 2023 taxation years
- ITA MB: 4.1(2)
- Basic tax payable – 2024 and subsequent taxation years
- ITA MB: 4.6(3)
- Basic personal amount
- ITA MB: 4.6(9)
- Pension contributions and EI premiums
- ITA NB: 3
- Tax payable
- ITA NB: 14(3.5)
- Amount of tax payable
- ITA NB: 17
- Married status credit
- ITA NB: 19
- Single status credit
- ITA NB: 32
- Credit for EI premium and CPP contribution
- ITA, 2000 NFLD: 6
- Liability for tax
- ITA, 2000 NFLD: 7
- Amount of tax payable
- ITA, 2000 NFLD: 9
- Personal credits
- ITA, 2000 NFLD: 17
- EI premium and CPP contribution credit
- ITA NWT: 2
- Tax payable by individuals
- ITA NWT: 2.11
- Rates
- ITA NWT: 2.14(3)
- Married or common law status credit – amount deductible
- ITA NWT: 2.15(3)
- Amount for eligible dependent – amount deductible
- ITA NWT: 2.16(2)
- Single status credit for a taxation year – amount deductible
- ITA NWT: 2.29
- Credit for EI premium and CPP contributions
- ITA NS: 5
- Liability of an individual
- ITA NS: 8
- Tax payable by individual
- ITA NS: 10B
- Basic personal amount
- ITA NS: 18
- Credit for EI premium and CPP
- ITA NVT: 2.11
- Tax payable
- ITA NVT: 2.14
- Married or common law status credit
- ITA NVT: 2.16(2)
- Single status
- ITA NVT: 2.29
- Credit for EI premium and CPP contribution
- ITA ON: 2
- Income tax on individuals
- ITA ON: 2.2(1)
- Ontario Health Premium
- ITA ON: 3(1)
- Surtax
- ITA ON: 3.1(1)
- Calculation of the Ontario Health Premium
- ITA ON: 4
- Calculation of income tax
- ITA ON: 4.01(2)
- Credit, spouse, etc.
- ITA ON: 4.01(4)
- Single status credit
- ITA ON: 4.01(9)
- Credit for EI premiums and CPP contributions
- ITA PEI: 3
- Liability of individual
- ITA PEI: 7
- Amount of tax payable
- ITA PEI: 9
- Personal credits
- ITA PEI: 17
- EI premium and CPP contribution credit
- ITA PEI: 31
- Surtax
- ITA PEI: 32
- Low Income Tax Reduction
- ITA, 2000 SK: 6
- Liability for tax
- ITA, 2000 SK: 7
- Taxable income
- ITA, 2000 SK: 8
- Rate of tax on individuals
- ITA, 2000 SK: 11
- Basic personal credit
- ITA, 2000 SK: 28
- EI and CPP contributions credit
- ITA YT: 3
- Tax of individuals and corporation
- ITA YT: 6
- Individual income tax
- ITA YT: 6(2)
- Rates of tax
- ITA YT: 6(12)
- Basic personal credits
- ITA YT: 6(36)
- EI and CPP contributions credit
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