How much income tax do I pay in Alberta in 2025?

Alberta income tax combines federal and provincial rates. The federal tax starts at 15% on the first $57,375 of taxable income. Alberta's provincial rate starts at 8% (new in 2025) on the first $60,000. Combined, most Albertans pay a marginal rate of 23% on income up to $57,375 in 2025. Alberta has no provincial sales tax. Use our free calculator for a precise estimate based on your actual income.

What is the capital gains tax rate in Canada for 2025?

In Canada, 50% of capital gains are included in taxable income (the inclusion rate). This means if you sell an asset for a $10,000 gain, $5,000 is added to your taxable income and taxed at your marginal rate. In Alberta, the effective capital gains tax rate ranges from approximately 11.5% (lowest bracket) to 24% (highest bracket) depending on your total income.

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Mix and match income types — employment, self-employment, dividends, capital gains, and more. Add RRSP contributions, children for CCB, and compare 5 years of Alberta tax. All provinces and territories.

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Estimation only. Calculated using CRA rates for the selected tax year and province. Year-over-year comparison applies year-specific federal brackets with the selected province's rates across all years. Consult a qualified accountant before filing.

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Employment & Business Income

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Employment (T4) Wages, salary, tips, bonuses

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Self-Employment Net business / freelance income

Investment Income

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Eligible Dividends Canadian public corp (38% gross-up)

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Non-Eligible Dividends CCPC / foreign divs (15% gross-up)

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Capital Gains Total gain — 50% is taxable

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Interest / Other Income Savings interest, rental, other

Deductions

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RRSP Contribution 2025 limit: $31,560 · reduces taxable income

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Employment / Other Expenses T777: home office, tools, travel, union dues

Spouse's Net Income ($) Used for spousal amount credit & CCB family income

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Dependent Children For Canada Child Benefit estimate

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Ages 6 – 17

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