BC income tax calculator 2026

Plug in your income and we’ll estimate your federal and BC tax, CPP/EI, after-tax income, and your average and marginal tax rates — using current 2026 rates.

Your income (annual)

Left column = year to date — what you’ve already taken (e.g. salary run through payroll). Right column = an additional amount you’re weighing — e.g. clearing a shareholder-loan balance. We’ll show what that extra column costs and what you keep.

Employment income i

Self-employment income i

Other income i

Capital gains i

Eligible dividends i

Non-eligible dividends i

Applies to the full year (not split)

RRSP / FHSA deduction i

Income tax already paid i

After-tax income i $0

Average tax rate i0%

CPP & EI rate i0%

Total average rate i0%

Marginal rate i0%

Total income i	$0
Federal tax i	$0
BC provincial tax i	$0
CPP contribution i	$0
EI premium i	$0
Total tax & deductions i	$0
After-tax income	$0

Includes the basic personal amount, the Canada Employment Amount, and the CPP/EI and dividend tax credits. An estimate for a single BC resident with no other credits (medical, donations, age, pension, etc.). 2026 rates — see our sources & reference data.

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A conversation starter, not advice. This is a simplified 2026 estimate for a single BC resident — it applies the basic personal amount, Canada Employment Amount, and CPP/EI and dividend credits, but not other personal credits (medical, donations, tuition, age, pension), the OAS clawback, or surtaxes, and it doesn’t handle multiple-province or combined employment-and-self-employment CPP edge cases precisely. Your actual return will differ — talk to us before relying on it. Rates: sources & reference data.

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