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Tax brackets are the amount of income that is subject to specific income tax rate. The income means the taxable income that is after you take off allowable deductions from your total income. Here are the income tax rates and brackets for 2013.
Tax brackets are the amount of income that is subject to specific income tax rate. The income means the taxable income that is after you take off allowable deductions from your total income. Here are the income tax rates and brackets for 2015 (Click here for income tax rates and brackets for 2014).
The following table shows the Employment Insurance (EI) rates and maximums.
The following table shows the Employment Insurance (EI) rates and maximums in Quebec. Starting from 2006, Quebec offers its own parental benefits so the rates in Quebec are lower than federal rates
The following table shows the Canada Pension Plan (CPP) rates, maximums and exemptions from 2006 to 2014.
The following table shows the GST/HST rates by province in Canada:
Canada employment amount is a non-refundable credit for work-related expenses, such as home computers, uniforms, and supplies. It was introduced in 2006.