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Everything You Need to Know About Canadian Marginal Tax Rates in 2020 is right here:

“Marginal” tax rates, the tax that will be charged on an additional dollar of income, are central to Canada’s personal tax system and that of most countries internationally. However, many people do not find it intuitive. The marginal tax rate should be contrasted with the average tax rate (all tax divided by all income).

The articles below will help you understand how the marginal tax rate is calculated and how it applies to the different types of income—employment and self-employment, capital gains, M & P, and dividend income—generated by individuals and businesses.

Marginal Tax Rates for Every Province in Canada

As of January 15, 2020, the new budget proposals have released new marginal tax rates for each province in Canada.

Marginal Tax Rates for Every Province in Canada 2020

The marginal tax rate is the amount of tax that you will earn on an additional dollar of income. While the federal tax rate remains consistent across provinces, provincial rates vary from one province to another.

The Ontario Tax Calculator: The 2020 Income Tax Guide

What is the marginal tax rate and how does it apply to different types of income? This article will look at the marginal tax rate for personal income by income types—including employment, self-employment, capital gains and dividend income.

Combined Ontario Federal Marginal Tax Rates

The Ontario Tax Calculator: The 2020 Income Tax Guide

Here’s a complete breakdown to help you make sense of your income tax obligations with this Ontario Income Tax Calculator. Let us help you with your calculations!

A Guide to Calculating Your After Tax Income

Here’s a guide to calculating your after-tax income using the marginal tax rate. The article will also clarify key terms, such as business versus property income, activity for profit versus activity for hobby, and the difference between a tax credit and deduction.

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A Guide to Calculating Your After Tax Income

As a taxpayer in Canada, it is important to understand what your after-tax income is in order to effectively budget

Capital Gains Exemption: Everything You Need to Know

This article takes a close look at the application of the marginal tax rate to capital gains, capital losses, and the lifetime capital gains exemption.

Capital Gains Exemption

Capital Gains Exemption: Everything You Need to Know

Who doesn’t want to reduce their tax burden? Smart tax planning involves understanding the conditions that qualify you for an exemption, how much of an exemption you qualify for, and what you can do to ensure that you do qualify.

Business Tax Rates in Canada Explained

This article looks at the marginal tax rates for corporations and small businesses for various types of income, including active business income, Manufacturing and Processing (M&P ) Income, and Investment income.

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Business Tax Rates in Canada Explained

There are just a few basic questions that are relevant to the calculation of business tax rates in Canada for corporations and small businesses.

We hope you enjoyed our articles on the marginal tax rate and how it works for taxpayers and businesses of all sizes and for all types of income. Contact a lawyer at Kalfa Law Firm today to help you calculate your after-tax income and tax obligations.

You work hard for your money. We work hard for you to keep it.

The above provides information of a general nature only. This does not constitute legal advice. All transactions or circumstances vary, and specified legal advice is required to meet your particular needs. If you have a legal question you should consult with a lawyer.

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