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

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Alberta Income Tax Calculator: Estimate Your Take-Home Pay

Use this Alberta income tax calculator to estimate your combined federal and provincial tax and what's left in your pocket. Enter your income and the calculator returns your total tax, CPP, EI, and after-tax (take-home) pay in seconds. For the underlying bracket figures it uses, see our Calgary & Alberta tax rates page.

After-Tax Income in Alberta

To find your after-tax income in Alberta, the calculator subtracts combined federal and Alberta tax, plus CPP and EI, from your gross salary. Alberta has no provincial sales tax and one of the highest basic personal amounts in Canada, so take-home pay here is generally higher than in most provinces at the same salary.

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