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Saskatchewan Income Tax Calculator 2023 & 2024.

This Page Was Last Updated: April 29, 2024
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Estimate your 2022 & 2023 total income taxeswith only a few details about your income
Inputs
Tax Year
Your Employment Status
Employment Income
Other Income
Capital Gains Before June 25
Capital Gains After June 24
RRSP Contributions
Additional Deductions
Eligible Dividends
Ineligible Dividends
Results
Total Income
$50,000
Deductions
$465
Adjusted Taxable Income
$49,535

Total Tax
$10,917
Federal Tax
$4,390
Provincial Tax
$2,931
EI Premiums
$830
CPP Contribution
$2,767
CPP2 Contribution
$0

After Tax Income
$39,083
Average Tax Rate
21.83%
Marginal Tax Rate
25.50%

These calculations include the following tax credits: basic personal amount, Canada employment amount, CPP/QPP, CPP2/QPP2, QPIP, EI premiums, and dividend tax credits. You may be eligible for other tax credits based on your province and income.

Canada Federal and Saskatchewan Tax Brackets 2024
Your taxable income places you in the following tax brackets.
Federal tax bracketFederal tax rates
$55,867 or less 15%
$55,868 to $111,73320.5%
$111,734 to $173,20526%
$173,206 to $246,75229%
More than $246,753 33%
Saskatchewan tax bracketSaskatchewan tax rates
Up to $52,072 10.5%
$52,073 to $148,73412.5%
More than $148,735 14.5%
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Saskatchewan Income Tax Brackets

Indexing tax brackets was reintroduced in Saskatchewan in 2021. This means that every year, the income threshold for Saskatchewan’s tax brackets is adjusted based on the changes in the CPI (Consumer Price Index). For 2024, the tax brackets and credit amounts are indexed at 4.7%.

Saskatchewan Provincial Income Tax Changes 2024

20232024Rate
Less than $17,661Less than $18,4910%
Over $17,661 to $49,720Over $18,491 to $52,05710.50%
Over $49,720 to $142,058Over $52,057 to $148,73412.50%
More than $142,058More than $148,73414.50%

Saskatchewan Personal Amounts 2024

20232024
Basic Personal Amount$17,661$18,491
Spousal / Equivalent Amount$17,661 (Income Threshold: $19,428)$18,491 (Income Threshold: $20,340)
Dependent Child Amount$6,700$7,015

Active Families Benefit

The Active Families Benefit was legislated in 2021 and provides a refundable tax credit of $150 per year per child or $200 for a child with a disability.

To be eligible for the Active Families Benefit, your income must be under $60,000.

Home Renovation Tax Credit

The Home Renovation Tax Credit was also reintroduced in 2021. It provides a 10.5% tax credit for up to $20,000 in eligible home renovation expenses, including labour, building materials, rentals, and permits. This can include painting your house, renovating your kitchen or bathroom, and adding solar panels.

The maximum you can claim is $20,000, which means homeowners can save up to $2,100 in provincial income tax based on the tax rate of 10.5%.

Other Tax Credits in Saskatchewan

Like many other provinces, you can claim several tax credits on your provincial income tax based on your financial situation, your family, your age, and other such factors. Some of the credits you can claim include:

  • Saskatchewan Affordability Tax Credit (SATC)
  • Saskatchewan Low-Income Tax Credit
  • Age Amount
  • Senior Supplement
  • Disability Amount and Disability Supplement
  • Medical Expense Tax Credit

To learn more about the different income tax benefits available in Saskatchewan, you can visit the Saskatchewan government’s tax credits page and personal income tax page.

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