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The Ontario Income Tax Calculator estimates your total tax liability by calculating both Federal and Ontario Provincial taxes based on your annual income and filing status. It helps individuals understand their tax obligations in Ontario, Canada.
The calculator uses progressive tax brackets:
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Explanation: Both federal and provincial taxes use progressive taxation systems where higher income portions are taxed at higher rates.
Details: Accurate tax calculation is crucial for financial planning, budgeting, tax compliance, and understanding your net income after taxes in Ontario.
Tips: Enter your annual income in CAD, select your filing status (Single or Married). The calculator will provide breakdown of Federal tax, Ontario provincial tax, and total tax liability.
Q1: What are the current Ontario tax rates?
A: Ontario uses progressive tax rates ranging from 5.05% on the first $49,231 to 13.16% on income over $220,000 (2024 rates).
Q2: How does filing status affect tax calculation?
A: Filing status can affect tax credits and deductions, though the basic tax brackets remain the same for individuals in Ontario.
Q3: Are there tax credits available in Ontario?
A: Yes, Ontario offers various tax credits including the Ontario Trillium Benefit, Ontario Energy and Property Tax Credit, and others.
Q4: When is the tax filing deadline in Ontario?
A: The deadline is typically April 30th for most individuals, with self-employed individuals having until June 15th (payment due April 30th).
Q5: Is this calculator accurate for all situations?
A: This provides an estimate. For precise calculations, consider deductions, credits, and consult with a tax professional.