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Example – Closing your FHSAs after 15 years Amr opens his first FHSA in August 2024 at the age of 30. ... Example – Closing your FHSAs at age 71 Sophia opens her first FHSA in June 2024 at the age of 60. ... Example – Closing your FHSAs after making your first qualifying withdrawal In May 2024, Pedro opens his first FHSA at the age of 33. ...

Basic production services tax credit This credit is equal to 28 % of the corporation's accredited qualified BC labour expenditure for the tax year. ... Animated productions Animated productions that began key animation on or after June 1, 2024, are no longer eligible for the regional and distant location regional tax credits. ... On line 672 of Schedule 5, Tax Calculation Supplementary – Corporations, enter the amount of credit you are claiming. ...

The 100% PSB rebate of the provincial part of the HST is not available for any tax that became payable before April 1, 2024. ... You notice in July 2024 that you did not claim that PSB rebate on any rebate application. You want to claim that PSB rebate on your rebate application for the claim period April 1, 2024 to June 30, 2024. ...

Calculate payroll deductions and contributions Get ready to make deductions About the deduction of CPP contributions CPP contribution rates, maximums and exemptions Second additional CPP contribution (CPP) rates and maximums New – 2024 About the deduction of EI premiums EI premium rates and maximums About the deduction of income tax Income tax rates and income thresholds About the GST/HST on benefits GST/HST rates on benefits Determine if a benefit is taxable Determine the tax treatment of payments other than regular employment income How to calculate Make corrections before filing CPP contribution rates, maximums and exemptions Beginning January 1, 2024, you must deduct the second additional CPP contributions (CPP2) on earnings above the annual maximum pensionable earnings. ... Previous years 2000 to 2009 CPP contribution rates, maximums and exemptions 2000 to 2009 Year Maximum annual pensionable earnings Basic exemption amount Maximum contributory earnings Employee and employer contribution rate (%) definition: Employee and employer contribution rate Maximum annual employee and employer contribution Maximum annual self-employed contribution definition: Maximum annual self-employed contribution 2009 $46,300 $3,500 $42,800 4.95 $2,118.60 $4,237.20 2008 $44,900 $3,500 $41,400 4.95 $2,049.30 $4,098.60 2007 $43,700 $3,500 $40,200 4.95 $1,989.90 $3,979.80 2006 $42,100 $3,500 $38,600 4.95 $1,910.70 $3,821.40 2005 $41,100 $3,500 $37,600 4.95 $1,861.20 $3,722.40 2004 $40,500 $3,500 $37,000 4.95 $1,831.50 $3,663.00 2003 $39,900 $3,500 $36,400 4.95 $1,801.80 $3,603.60 2002 $39,100 $3,500 $35,600 4.70 $1,673.20 $3,346.40 2001 $38,300 $3,500 $34,800 4.30 $1,496.40 $2,992.80 2000 $37,600 $3,500 $34,100 3.90 $1,329.90 $2,659.80 1990 to 1999 CPP contribution rates, maximums and exemptions 1990 to 1999 Year Maximum annual pensionable earnings Basic exemption amount Maximum contributory earnings Employee and employer contribution rate (%) definition: Employee and employer contribution rate Maximum annual employee and employer contribution Maximum annual self-employed contribution definition: Maximum annual self-employed contribution 1999 $37,400 $3,500 $33,900 3.50 $1,186.50 $2,373.00 1998 $36,900 $3,500 $33,400 3.20 $1,068.80 $2,137.60 1997 $35,800 $3,500 $32,300 2.925 Footnote * $944.78 $1,889.55 1996 $35,400 $3,500 $31,900 2.80 $893.20 $1,786.40 1995 $34,900 $3,400 $31,500 2.70 $850.50 $1,701.00 1994 $34,400 $3,400 $31,000 2.60 $806.00 $1,612.00 1993 $33,400 $3,300 $30,100 2.50 $752.50 $1,505.00 1992 $32,200 $3,200 $29,000 2.40 $696.00 $1,392.00 1991 $30,500 $3,000 $27,500 2.30 $632.50 $1,265.00 1990 $28,900 $2,800 $26,100 2.20 $574.20 $1,148.40 Footnote * For 1997, the CPP rate was adjusted to 3.0% with a payment on filing a return (max. $969). ... References Legislation CPP: 11.1(1) Contribution rate – 1966 to 1986 CPP: 11.1(2) Contribution rates after 1986 CPP: 11.2 First and second additional contribution rates CPP: 16 Maximum contributory earnings CPP: 17 Maximum pensionable earnings CPP: 19 Basic exemption CPP: 20 Year’s basic exemption CPP: Schedule 1 Contribution rates CPP: Schedule 2 First and second additional contribution rates Document navigation Next: Determine if a benefit is taxable Page details Date modified: 2025-02-25 ...

His first expense for this renovation was incurred in April 2024. The renovation passed the final inspection and was completed in July 2025. ... The total amount claimed between all eligible individuals is not more than the maximum The eligible individuals can only claim the qualifying expenditures that they incurred No MHRTC was previously claimed for the qualifying individual (senior 65 years of age or older, or adult who is eligible for the disability tax credit) Example: Splitting the maximum credit between two eligible individuals Rey and Jax shared the cost of a qualifying renovation in 2024. ... Option 1- Rey and Jax to decide to claim the credit according to the portion of expenses each of them incurred: Rey’s portion of maximum claim: $29,000 ÷ $62,000 = 47% Amount of expenses Rey would claim: $50,000 × 47% = $23,500 Jax’s portion of maximum claim: $33,000 ÷ $62,000 = 53% Amount of expenses Jax would claim: $50,000 × 53% = $26,500 Option 2- Maximize the claim that one person can make while the other person claims the remaining allowable amount (up to either the maximum total MHRTC or the amount of qualifying expenses that each incurred) Splitting the credit so that Rey can claim as much as possible: Amount of expenses Rey would claim: $29,000 (limited to the expenses that Rey incurred) Amount of expenses Jax would claim: $50,000 (maximum claim) – $29,000 (Rey’s portion) = $21,000 Splitting the credit so that Jax can claim as much as possible: Amount of expenses Rey would claim: $50,000 (maximum claim) – $33,000 (Jax’s portion) = $17,000 Amount of expenses Jax would claim: $33,000 (limited to the expenses Jax incurred) Where to enter the claim on your return For 2023 and later tax years, the MHRTC is claimed on line 45355 of your income tax and benefit return. ...

Appendix B: Meals and Allowances Effective: April 1, 2024 The meal rates are reviewed every six (6) months and resulting revisions, if any, are effective as of April 1 and October 1. ... Travel in Canada Canadian $ (taxes included) Canada (all Provinces) & USA (except Alaska) Yukon & Alaska Northwest Territories Nunavut 1.1 Meal allowances Breakfast 24.90 25.95 28.20 30.10 Lunch 25.20 23.80 34.25 36.55 Dinner 61.85 68.65 73.25 97.35 Meal allowance total 111.95 118.40 135.70 164.00 1.2 Incidental Expense Allowance 17.50 17.50 17.50 17.50 1.3 Weekend travel to the residence transportation allowances Two-day weekend 358.90 371.80 406.40 463.00 Three-day weekend 538.35 557.70 609.60 694.50 Four-day weekend 717.80 743.60 812.80 926.00 1.4 Private non-commercial accommodation rate 50.00 per night 2. ...

Appendix B: Meals and Allowances Effective: October 1, 2024 The meal rates are reviewed every six (6) months and resulting revisions, if any, are effective as of April 1 and October 1. ... Travel in Canada Canadian $ (taxes included) Canada (all Provinces) & USA (except Alaska) Yukon & Alaska Northwest Territories Nunavut 1.1 Meal allowances Breakfast 27.95 26.55 28.85 30.45 Lunch 27.00 24.35 35.05 37.00 Dinner 56.85 70.25 74.95 98.55 Meal allowance total 111.80 121.15 138.85 166.00 1.2 Incidental Expense Allowance 17.50 17.50 17.50 17.50 1.3 Weekend travel to the residence transportation allowances Two-day weekend 358.60 377.30 412.70 467.00 Three-day weekend 537.90 565.95 619.05 700.50 Four-day weekend 717.20 754.60 825.40 934.00 1.4 Private non-commercial accommodation rate 50.00 per night 2. ...

Promote privacy by design in the development, operation and management of all programs and processes that involve personal information, consistent with the commitment in our Privacy Management Framework Commitments: April 2021 – Develop a strategy to promote privacy by design as an aspect of all activities developed and executed across the CRA April 2021 – Begin reporting on the performance of our privacy management program March 2022 – Update privacy training and awareness products for employees 2. ... Continue to advance diversity and inclusion in the workplace Commitments: May 2021 – Implement the diversity and inclusion action plan in support of CRA core values September 2021 – Address systemic issues of racism by implementing awareness activities, education and consultations to increase understanding and influence change March 2022 – Increase diversity at the EX level by reducing gaps for visible minorities and Indigenous peoples 2. ... Address workforce transformation needs by developing our existing workforce and acquiring talent with the skills, knowledge, and background to provide a positive client experience Commitments: March 2022 – Experiment with alternate staffing strategies to target existing and emerging workforce needs March 2022 – Continue to advance the Staffing Redesign Project and develop agile staffing solutions to support the CRA’s ability to achieve its business goals March 2024 – Adapt to current industry trends and meet workforce needs by advancing the CRA’s digital learning journey 2. ...

Promote privacy by design in the development, operation and management of all programs and processes that involve personal information, consistent with the commitment in our Privacy Management Framework Commitments: April 2021 – Develop a strategy to promote privacy by design as an aspect of all activities developed and executed across the CRA April 2021 – Begin reporting on the performance of our privacy management program March 2022 – Update privacy training and awareness products for employees 2. ... Continue to advance diversity and inclusion in the workplace Commitments: May 2021 – Implement the diversity and inclusion action plan in support of CRA core values September 2021 – Address systemic issues of racism by implementing awareness activities, education and consultations to increase understanding and influence change March 2022 – Increase diversity at the EX level by reducing gaps for visible minorities and Indigenous peoples 2. ... Address workforce transformation needs by developing our existing workforce and acquiring talent with the skills, knowledge, and background to provide a positive client experience Commitments: March 2022 – Experiment with alternate staffing strategies to target existing and emerging workforce needs March 2022 – Continue to advance the Staffing Redesign Project and develop agile staffing solutions to support the CRA’s ability to achieve its business goals March 2024 – Adapt to current industry trends and meet workforce needs by advancing the CRA’s digital learning journey 2. ...

Final Table 4: All returns by age and sex, Prince Edward Island Please refer to the explanatory notes for information about this table Final Table 4: All returns by age and sex, Prince Edward Island All money figures in thousands of dollars Item Item code Grand total males # Grand total males $ Grand total females # Grand total females $ Grand total total # Grand total total $ Number of taxable returns 1 41550 39660 81210 Number of non-taxable returns 2 11800 18320 30150 Total number of returns 3 53350 57980 111350 Employment income 4 37510 1231463 38880 1040504 76410 2271967 Commissions (from employment) 5 680 17666 490 4047 1180 21713 Other employment income 6 3040 14685 2410 10716 5460 25404 Old Age Security pension 7 9270 55969 11700 71058 20970 127027 Canada Pension Plan (CPP) or Quebec Pension Plan (QPP) benefits 8 15000 95411 17520 93204 32530 188615 Other pensions or superannuation 9 7830 170086 8160 113615 15990 283751 Elected split-pension amount 10 1150 6839 3910 41394 5070 48233 Universal Child Care Benefit (UCCB) 11 1500 2196 5180 7595 6680 9804 Employment Insurance and other benefits 12 14360 130598 12200 92853 26560 223451 Taxable amount of dividends 13 7190 80261 6630 46499 13810 126761 Interest and other investment income 14 10420 14946 11910 16857 22330 31819 Net partnership income 15 170 59 120 34 290 93 Registered disability savings plan (RDSP) income 16 Net rental income 17 2090 4644 1450 2447 3550 7090 Taxable capital gains 18 2740 28457 2610 17542 5350 45998 Support payments received 19 10 75 220 1949 230 2024 Registered Retirement Savings Plan (RRSP) income 20 4410 25539 4290 21324 8700 46863 Other income 21 7000 27712 7230 25535 14230 53271 Net business income 22 3790 48150 2870 19681 6660 67848 Net professional income 23 480 22633 370 9417 850 32049 Net commission income 24 290 6358 200 1807 490 8165 Net farming income 25 1640 7908 340 2003 1980 9911 Net fishing income 26 2090 21711 740 7342 2830 29053 Workers' compensation benefits 27 1320 10802 820 6026 2140 16828 Social assistance payments 28 1890 10694 2530 16682 4420 27376 Net federal supplements 29 3970 13776 6690 27797 10660 41574 Total income assessed 30 53170 2048636 57760 1697928 110950 3746690 Registered pension plan (RPP) contributions 31 8090 25571 12490 36548 20580 62120 RRSP deduction 32 10180 50511 8990 30822 19170 81334 Saskatchewan Pension Plan (SPP) deduction 33 Deduction for elected split-pension amount 34 3910 41301 1150 6721 5060 48022 Annual union, professional, or like dues 35 9880 5299 13880 7447 23750 12747 Universal Child Care Benefit repayment 36 10 4 50 23 60 27 Child care expenses 37 1750 6345 3780 12043 5530 18388 Disability supports deductions 38 Business investment loss 39 20 663 20 797 Moving expenses 40 380 1903 300 1253 680 3157 Support payments made 41 240 2021 240 2054 Carrying charges and interest expenses 42 3870 5510 3340 3988 7210 9498 Deductions for CPP or QPP contributions on self-employment and other earnings 43 3550 2943 2220 1225 5770 4169 Deduction for provincial parental insurance plan (PPIP) premiums on self-employment income 44 Exploration and development expenses 45 50 443 30 343 70 785 Other employment expenses 46 1650 7372 580 1333 2220 8705 Clergy residence deduction 47 110 1211 30 262 140 1474 Other deductions 48 2550 3240 2330 4311 4870 7551 Total deductions before adjustments 49 28310 154388 27370 106489 55680 260878 Social benefits repayment 50 1210 2900 420 1064 1620 3964 Net income after adjustments 51 52960 1894350 57620 1591373 110610 3485853 Canadian Forces personnel and police deduction 52 Employee home relocation loan deduction 53 Security options deductions 54 30 1670 30 1693 Other payments deductions 55 6870 35259 9600 50506 16480 85765 Limited partnership losses of other years 56 Non-capital losses of other years 57 80 888 60 336 140 1246 Net capital losses of other years 58 740 2061 650 1146 1390 3207 Capital gains deduction 59 290 22043 110 8062 400 30106 Northern residents deductions 60 100 209 20 38 120 247 Additional deductions 61 470 1632 670 3610 1130 5242 Farming/fishing losses of prior years 62 130 2156 20 90 150 2246 Total deductions from net income 63 8510 66134 10850 63870 19350 130026 Taxable income assessed 64 52240 1828473 56780 1527726 109040 3356328 Basic personal amount 65 53350 549628 57980 597669 111350 1147597 Age amount 66 9670 56457 12220 74300 21890 130765 Spouse or common-law partner amount 67 4630 26225 1530 9164 6160 35405 Amount for eligible dependant 68 980 9454 4010 38832 4980 48296 Amount for children 17 and under 69 7700 28570 8280 28229 15980 56807 Amount for infirm dependants age 18 or older 70 50 209 60 221 110 430 CPP or QPP contributions through employment 71 30880 39688 32250 36627 63120 76315 CPP or QPP contributions self-employment and other eligible earnings 72 3550 2943 2220 1225 5770 4169 Employment Insurance premiums 73 34780 15921 35570 14736 70350 30657 Employment Insurance premiums on self-employment and other eligible earnings 74 10 4 20 6 PPIP premiums paid 75 PPIP premiums payable on employment income 76 PPIP premiums payable on self-employment income 77 Canada employment amount 78 37870 38903 38680 39845 76560 78748 Public transit amount 79 250 65 320 82 580 147 Children's fitness amount 80 3770 2098 3580 1854 7350 3952 Home buyers' amount 81 360 1722 260 1196 620 2917 Adoption expenses 82 10 53 Pension income amount 83 8570 16344 10610 20134 19190 36480 Caregiver amount 84 350 1328 330 1169 680 2496 Disability amount 85 1870 13522 1760 12684 3630 26206 Disability amount transferred from a dependant 86 660 6305 680 6186 1340 12492 Interest paid on student loans 87 1740 854 2890 1707 4640 2561 Tuition, education, and textbook amounts 88 3120 15399 3840 19497 6960 34896 Tuition, education, and textbook amounts transferred from a child 89 1780 9640 1510 7668 3290 17308 Amounts transferred from spouse 90 3010 15687 1950 9182 4960 24869 Allowable portion of medical expenses 91 10330 22897 15860 36207 26200 59105 Total tax credits on personal amounts 92 53350 131081 57980 143768 111350 274902 Allowable charitable donations and government gifts 93 14080 23314 13520 13385 27600 36709 Eligible cultural, ecological gifts 94 20 42 20 55 40 97 Total tax credit on donations and gifts 95 13940 5463 13370 3610 27310 9076 Total federal non-refundable tax credits 96 53350 136544 57980 147378 111350 283978 Federal dividend tax credit 97 6310 11395 5560 6422 11870 17816 Overseas employment tax credit 98 50 495 50 505 Minimum tax carryover 99 110 236 40 94 150 329 Basic federal tax 100 36920 179320 33290 119086 70220 298415 Federal foreign tax credit 101 1420 987 1310 215 2720 1203 Federal political contribution tax credit 102 720 112 380 53 1100 165 Investment tax credit 103 970 976 140 145 1110 1121 Labour-sponsored funds tax credit 104 Alternative minimum tax payable 105 110 567 50 319 160 886 Net federal tax 106 36740 177242 33240 118674 69980 295924 CPP contributions payable on self-employment and other earnings 107 3550 5887 2220 2449 5770 8339 Employment Insurance premiums payable on self-employment and other eligible earnings 108 10 4 20 6 Social benefits repayment 109 1210 2900 420 1064 1620 3964 Net provincial or territorial tax 110 41120 147373 39180 102998 80300 250378 Total tax payable 111 41550 333405 39660 225189 81210 558612 Final Basic Table 4: All returns by age and sex, Prince Edward Island Item Item code Age group: under 20 males # Age group: under 20 males $ Age group: under 20 females # Age group: under 20 females $ Age group: under 20 total # Age group: under 20 total $ Number of taxable returns 1 1170 670 1850 Number of non-taxable returns 2 2890 3340 6230 Total number of returns 3 4060 4010 8070 Employment income 4 3900 31592 3830 24750 7730 56342 Commissions (from employment) 5 30 122 50 39 90 161 Other employment income 6 110 216 110 152 220 368 Old Age Security pension 7 Canada Pension Plan (CPP) or Quebec Pension Plan (QPP) benefits 8 100 195 130 290 240 485 Other pensions or superannuation 9 10 56 20 65 Elected split-pension amount 10 Universal Child Care Benefit (UCCB) 11 150 145 150 147 Employment Insurance and other benefits 12 430 2616 230 1119 660 3735 Taxable amount of dividends 13 110 1659 100 1389 210 3047 Interest and other investment income 14 210 53 170 36 380 89 Net partnership income 15 Registered disability savings plan (RDSP) income 16 Net rental income 17 Taxable capital gains 18 30 15 30 451 50 466 Support payments received 19 Registered Retirement Savings Plan (RRSP) income 20 Other income 21 480 1232 540 1237 1020 2469 Net business income 22 50 231 30 128 80 359 Net professional income 23 Net commission income 24 Net farming income 25 Net fishing income 26 50 231 10 61 60 292 Workers' compensation benefits 27 20 14 20 18 Social assistance payments 28 70 181 100 343 170 524 Net federal supplements 29 Total income assessed 30 4010 38397 3960 30240 7970 68637 Registered pension plan (RPP) contributions 31 50 32 30 11 70 43 RRSP deduction 32 60 62 20 15 70 77 Saskatchewan Pension Plan (SPP) deduction 33 Deduction for elected split-pension amount 34 Annual union, professional, or like dues 35 160 38 150 15 310 53 Universal Child Care Benefit repayment 36 Child care expenses 37 10 13 10 13 Disability supports deductions 38 Business investment loss 39 Moving expenses 40 20 14 20 15 50 30 Support payments made 41 Carrying charges and interest expenses 42 Deductions for CPP or QPP contributions on self-employment and other earnings 43 40 12 30 5 70 18 Deduction for provincial parental insurance plan (PPIP) premiums on self-employment income 44 Exploration and development expenses 45 Other employment expenses 46 30 35 40 40 Clergy residence deduction 47 Other deductions 48 30 11 20 14 50 25 Total deductions before adjustments 49 360 205 270 96 630 301 Social benefits repayment 50 Net income after adjustments 51 4010 38191 3950 30144 7970 68335 Canadian Forces personnel and police deduction 52 Employee home relocation loan deduction 53 Security options deductions 54 Other payments deductions 55 90 195 110 347 200 542 Limited partnership losses of other years 56 Non-capital losses of other years 57 Net capital losses of other years 58 Capital gains deduction 59 Northern residents deductions 60 Additional deductions 61 10 42 20 57 30 99 Farming/fishing losses of prior years 62 Total deductions from net income 63 110 238 130 818 230 1056 Taxable income assessed 64 3990 37953 3930 29326 7920 67279 Basic personal amount 65 4060 41910 4010 41469 8070 83394 Age amount 66 Spouse or common-law partner amount 67 10 103 20 134 Amount for eligible dependant 68 100 1001 100 1053 Amount for children 17 and under 69 20 38 110 256 130 294 Amount for infirm dependants age 18 or older 70 CPP or QPP contributions through employment 71 2160 819 2120 525 4280 1344 CPP or QPP contributions self-employment and other eligible earnings 72 40 12 30 5 70 18 Employment Insurance premiums 73 3350 532 3290 412 6650 944 Employment Insurance premiums on self-employment and other eligible earnings 74 PPIP premiums paid 75 PPIP premiums payable on employment income 76 PPIP premiums payable on self-employment income 77 Canada employment amount 78 3820 3924 3750 3865 7570 7789 Public transit amount 79 50 7 70 9 120 16 Children's fitness amount 80 Home buyers' amount 81 Adoption expenses 82 Pension income amount 83 10 21 20 30 Caregiver amount 84 Disability amount 85 50 390 20 185 70 574 Disability amount transferred from a dependant 86 Interest paid on student loans 87 60 11 40 10 100 21 Tuition, education, and textbook amounts 88 440 1650 340 1302 780 2952 Tuition, education, and textbook amounts transferred from a child 89 Amounts transferred from spouse 90 10 24 10 29 Allowable portion of medical expenses 91 40 32 110 79 160 111 Total tax credits on personal amounts 92 4060 7428 4010 7383 8070 14814 Allowable charitable donations and government gifts 93 90 16 80 10 170 26 Eligible cultural, ecological gifts 94 Total tax credit on donations and gifts 95 80 4 80 2 150 6 Total federal non-refundable tax credits 96 4060 7432 4010 7386 8070 14820 Federal dividend tax credit 97 70 183 50 123 120 306 Overseas employment tax credit 98 Minimum tax carryover 99 Basic federal tax 100 780 943 330 239 1110 1182 Federal foreign tax credit 101 Federal political contribution tax credit 102 Investment tax credit 103 Labour-sponsored funds tax credit 104 Alternative minimum tax payable 105 Net federal tax 106 780 928 330 239 1110 1168 CPP contributions payable on self-employment and other earnings 107 40 25 30 11 70 35 Employment Insurance premiums payable on self-employment and other eligible earnings 108 Social benefits repayment 109 Net provincial or territorial tax 110 1160 1029 650 364 1820 1393 Total tax payable 111 1170 1983 670 613 1850 2597 Final Basic Table 4: All returns by age and sex, Prince Edward Island Item Item code Age group: 20 to 24 males # Age group: 20 to 24 males $ Age group: 20 to 24 females # Age group: 20 to 24 females $ Age group: 20 to 24 total # Age group: 20 to 24 total $ Number of taxable returns 1 2660 1940 4600 Number of non-taxable returns 2 1500 2340 3840 Total number of returns 3 4170 4280 8450 Employment income 4 3940 71706 3960 58428 7900 130134 Commissions (from employment) 5 90 443 90 345 180 787 Other employment income 6 140 354 210 507 360 861 Old Age Security pension 7 Canada Pension Plan (CPP) or Quebec Pension Plan (QPP) benefits 8 110 259 160 373 270 632 Other pensions or superannuation 9 10 20 20 32 Elected split-pension amount 10 Universal Child Care Benefit (UCCB) 11 40 52 720 995 760 1047 Employment Insurance and other benefits 12 1560 12222 1150 7716 2710 19937 Taxable amount of dividends 13 170 1590 140 1426 310 3016 Interest and other investment income 14 250 71 230 72 480 143 Net partnership income 15 Registered disability savings plan (RDSP) income 16 Net rental income 17 30-5 10 36 40 31 Taxable capital gains 18 40 170 50 624 90 794 Support payments received 19 Registered Retirement Savings Plan (RRSP) income 20 70 121 50 52 120 173 Other income 21 480 1064 500 1197 980 2261 Net business income 22 90 724 90 345 180 1068 Net professional income 23 10 112 20 136 Net commission income 24 20 78 Net farming income 25 30 21 30 48 Net fishing income 26 80 333 30 114 110 446 Workers' compensation benefits 27 40 188 20 25 60 213 Social assistance payments 28 160 626 300 1640 460 2266 Net federal supplements 29 Total income assessed 30 4140 90025 4250 74090 8390 164115 Registered pension plan (RPP) contributions 31 230 294 350 631 580 925 RRSP deduction 32 380 766 270 407 650 1173 Saskatchewan Pension Plan (SPP) deduction 33 Deduction for elected split-pension amount 34 Annual union, professional, or like dues 35 490 173 710 252 1190 425 Universal Child Care Benefit repayment 36 Child care expenses 37 30 84 230 523 260 607 Disability supports deductions 38 Business investment loss 39 Moving expenses 40 80 117 70 96 150 213 Support payments made 41 Carrying charges and interest expenses 42 20 9 10 6 30 15 Deductions for CPP or QPP contributions on self-employment and other earnings 43 120 53 80 23 200 77 Deduction for provincial parental insurance plan (PPIP) premiums on self-employment income 44 Exploration and development expenses 45 Other employment expenses 46 70 160 40 38 110 197 Clergy residence deduction 47 Other deductions 48 200 115 150 59 350 174 Total deductions before adjustments 49 1280 1808 1370 2038 2640 3846 Social benefits repayment 50 30 51 30 51 Net income after adjustments 51 4130 88234 4250 72053 8380 160287 Canadian Forces personnel and police deduction 52 Employee home relocation loan deduction 53 Security options deductions 54 Other payments deductions 55 200 814 310 1665 510 2479 Limited partnership losses of other years 56 Non-capital losses of other years 57 Net capital losses of other years 58 Capital gains deduction 59 Northern residents deductions 60 Additional deductions 61 60 243 50 262 120 505 Farming/fishing losses of prior years 62 Total deductions from net income 63 270 1325 370 2554 640 3879 Taxable income assessed 64 4090 86910 4210 69498 8290 156408 Basic personal amount 65 4170 43008 4280 44186 8450 87215 Age amount 66 Spouse or common-law partner amount 67 130 812 40 254 170 1067 Amount for eligible dependant 68 30 330 450 4548 490 4879 Amount for children 17 and under 69 180 520 600 1639 780 2158 Amount for infirm dependants age 18 or older 70 CPP or QPP contributions through employment 71 3610 2808 3480 2183 7090 4991 CPP or QPP contributions self-employment and other eligible earnings 72 120 53 80 23 200 77 Employment Insurance premiums 73 3720 1201 3660 988 7380 2188 Employment Insurance premiums on self-employment and other eligible earnings 74 PPIP premiums paid 75 PPIP premiums payable on employment income 76 PPIP premiums payable on self-employment income 77 Canada employment amount 78 3870 4035 3880 4015 7760 8050 Public transit amount 79 70 12 90 17 160 29 Children's fitness amount 80 20 3 40 8 50 12 Home buyers' amount 81 80 396 60 251 140 647 Adoption expenses 82 Pension income amount 83 10 16 20 22 Caregiver amount 84 Disability amount 85 50 319 30 224 80 544 Disability amount transferred from a dependant 86 20 170 Interest paid on student loans 87 390 183 550 316 950 498 Tuition, education, and textbook amounts 88 1170 6390 1310 7660 2480 14050 Tuition, education, and textbook amounts transferred from a child 89 Amounts transferred from spouse 90 50 187 20 80 70 267 Allowable portion of medical expenses 91 220 210 390 335 610 545 Total tax credits on personal amounts 92 4170 9085 4280 10028 8450 19116 Allowable charitable donations and government gifts 93 230 101 280 56 500 157 Eligible cultural, ecological gifts 94 Total tax credit on donations and gifts 95 210 26 260 13 480 39 Total federal non-refundable tax credits 96 4170 9112 4280 10041 8450 19156 Federal dividend tax credit 97 130 184 110 137 240 321 Overseas employment tax credit 98 Minimum tax carryover 99 Basic federal tax 100 2350 5070 1450 2494 3800 7564 Federal foreign tax credit 101 10 1 10 3 20 4 Federal political contribution tax credit 102 Investment tax credit 103 10 3 10 4 Labour-sponsored funds tax credit 104 Alternative minimum tax payable 105 Net federal tax 106 2350 5066 1440 2491 3790 7557 CPP contributions payable on self-employment and other earnings 107 120 106 80 47 200 153 Employment Insurance premiums payable on self-employment and other eligible earnings 108 Social benefits repayment 109 30 51 30 51 Net provincial or territorial tax 110 2630 4601 1890 2599 4530 7200 Total tax payable 111 2660 9824 1940 5137 4600 14962 Final Basic Table 4: All returns by age and sex, Prince Edward Island Item Item code Age group: 25 to 29 males # Age group: 25 to 29 males $ Age group: 25 to 29 females # Age group: 25 to 29 females $ Age group: 25 to 29 total # Age group: 25 to 29 total $ Number of taxable returns 1 2950 2740 5690 Number of non-taxable returns 2 580 1060 1640 Total number of returns 3 3530 3800 7330 Employment income 4 3270 93125 3410 82042 6690 175167 Commissions (from employment) 5 60 655 70 483 140 1137 Other employment income 6 190 1043 170 470 360 1513 Old Age Security pension 7 Canada Pension Plan (CPP) or Quebec Pension Plan (QPP) benefits 8 10 47 20 88 30 135 Other pensions or superannuation 9 Elected split-pension amount 10 Universal Child Care Benefit (UCCB) 11 210 285 1300 1977 1510 2274 Employment Insurance and other benefits 12 1330 10995 1510 12141 2850 23136 Taxable amount of dividends 13 160 1025 110 545 270 1570 Interest and other investment income 14 220 108 230 106 450 214 Net partnership income 15 Registered disability savings plan (RDSP) income 16 Net rental income 17 60-22 30 42 90 20 Taxable capital gains 18 80 1318 30 303 110 1621 Support payments received 19 Registered Retirement Savings Plan (RRSP) income 20 190 350 130 173 310 523 Other income 21 260 529 260 684 520 1213 Net business income 22 170 1778 150 892 320 2670 Net professional income 23 20 245 20 399 30 643 Net commission income 24 10 294 10 29 20 323 Net farming income 25 40 132 10-12 60 120 Net fishing income 26 100 332 40 334 140 666 Workers' compensation benefits 27 50 199 20 50 60 249 Social assistance payments 28 150 708 270 1718 420 2426 Net federal supplements 29 Total income assessed 30 3510 113149 3790 102466 7300 215626 Registered pension plan (RPP) contributions 31 470 1019 900 2140 1370 3158 RRSP deduction 32 700 1994 660 1459 1360 3453 Saskatchewan Pension Plan (SPP) deduction 33 Deduction for elected split-pension amount 34 Annual union, professional, or like dues 35 650 326 1090 550 1740 876 Universal Child Care Benefit repayment 36 10 7 20 8 Child care expenses 37 170 481 600 1708 760 2189 Disability supports deductions 38 Business investment loss 39 Moving expenses 40 70 242 60 144 130 385 Support payments made 41 Carrying charges and interest expenses 42 40 52 30 18 70 69 Deductions for CPP or QPP contributions on self-employment and other earnings 43 190 123 130 62 320 185 Deduction for provincial parental insurance plan (PPIP) premiums on self-employment income 44 Exploration and development expenses 45 Other employment expenses 46 100 363 40 88 140 452 Clergy residence deduction 47 10 97 Other deductions 48 230 141 210 159 450 300 Total deductions before adjustments 49 1770 4845 2150 6335 3930 11179 Social benefits repayment 50 40 71 50 73 Net income after adjustments 51 3500 108291 3780 96187 7280 204490 Canadian Forces personnel and police deduction 52 Employee home relocation loan deduction 53 Security options deductions 54 Other payments deductions 55 190 907 280 1768 470 2675 Limited partnership losses of other years 56 Non-capital losses of other years 57 Net capital losses of other years 58 10 32 20 34 Capital gains deduction 59 Northern residents deductions 60 10 15 20 31 Additional deductions 61 30 93 40 160 60 253 Farming/fishing losses of prior years 62 Total deductions from net income 63 250 2117 320 2224 570 4342 Taxable income assessed 64 3450 106175 3750 93968 7200 200154 Basic personal amount 65 3530 36329 3800 39086 7330 75456 Age amount 66 Spouse or common-law partner amount 67 240 1409 100 596 330 2004 Amount for eligible dependant 68 90 895 570 5784 660 6679 Amount for children 17 and under 69 590 1982 1060 3443 1660 5424 Amount for infirm dependants age 18 or older 70 CPP or QPP contributions through employment 71 3100 3708 3110 3224 6210 6932 CPP or QPP contributions self-employment and other eligible earnings 72 190 123 130 62 320 185 Employment Insurance premiums 73 3120 1446 3190 1279 6320 2725 Employment Insurance premiums on self-employment and other eligible earnings 74 PPIP premiums paid 75 PPIP premiums payable on employment income 76 PPIP premiums payable on self-employment income 77 Canada employment amount 78 3240 3379 3370 3487 6610 6866 Public transit amount 79 30 8 30 7 60 16 Children's fitness amount 80 120 37 250 76 370 113 Home buyers' amount 81 110 525 80 361 190 886 Adoption expenses 82 Pension income amount 83 Caregiver amount 84 Disability amount 85 50 326 40 261 80 586 Disability amount transferred from a dependant 86 10 148 20 201 30 349 Interest paid on student loans 87 550 329 960 648 1520 977 Tuition, education, and textbook amounts 88 530 3252 670 4399 1190 7651 Tuition, education, and textbook amounts transferred from a child 89 Amounts transferred from spouse 90 100 337 60 238 160 576 Allowable portion of medical expenses 91 330 360 680 683 1010 1043 Total tax credits on personal amounts 92 3530 8192 3800 9576 7330 17774 Allowable charitable donations and government gifts 93 460 245 540 169 1000 414 Eligible cultural, ecological gifts 94 Total tax credit on donations and gifts 95 450 63 520 41 980 105 Total federal non-refundable tax credits 96 3530 8255 3800 9618 7330 17879 Federal dividend tax credit 97 140 125 100 66 240 191 Overseas employment tax credit 98 Minimum tax carryover 99 Basic federal tax 100 2720 9024 2320 6421 5040 15445 Federal foreign tax credit 101 40 34 20 15 50 49 Federal political contribution tax credit 102 10 2 20 2 Investment tax credit 103 20 21 30 23 Labour-sponsored funds tax credit 104 Alternative minimum tax payable 105 Net federal tax 106 2710 8967 2320 6404 5030 15371 CPP contributions payable on self-employment and other earnings 107 190 246 130 124 320 370 Employment Insurance premiums payable on self-employment and other eligible earnings 108 Social benefits repayment 109 40 71 50 73 Net provincial or territorial tax 110 2920 7655 2700 5706 5620 13362 Total tax payable 111 2950 16940 2740 12235 5690 29175 Final Basic Table 4: All returns by age and sex, Prince Edward Island Item Item code Age group: 30 to 34 males # Age group: 30 to 34 males $ Age group: 30 to 34 females # Age group: 30 to 34 females $ Age group: 30 to 34 total # Age group: 30 to 34 total $ Number of taxable returns 1 3230 3150 6380 Number of non-taxable returns 2 430 890 1320 Total number of returns 3 3660 4040 7700 Employment income 4 3280 116424 3530 101152 6820 217576 Commissions (from employment) 5 90 1769 50 235 130 2003 Other employment income 6 180 1079 160 486 340 1565 Old Age Security pension 7 Canada Pension Plan (CPP) or Quebec Pension Plan (QPP) benefits 8 20 165 40 299 70 465 Other pensions or superannuation 9 Elected split-pension amount 10 Universal Child Care Benefit (UCCB) 11 400 633 1480 2357 1880 2991 Employment Insurance and other benefits 12 1360 12546 1590 13609 2950 26155 Taxable amount of dividends 13 210 2060 180 1920 380 3980 Interest and other investment income 14 290 209 290 134 570 343 Net partnership income 15 Registered disability savings plan (RDSP) income 16 Net rental income 17 80 36 60 34 140 70 Taxable capital gains 18 90 853 80 121 180 975 Support payments received 19 10 44 10 49 Registered Retirement Savings Plan (RRSP) income 20 370 742 320 578 690 1320 Other income 21 310 743 290 683 600 1427 Net business income 22 250 2804 260 1855 510 4660 Net professional income 23 30 1027 20 1052 50 2080 Net commission income 24 30 372 20 79 40 451 Net farming income 25 60 99 60 107 Net fishing income 26 170 1216 70 627 240 1844 Workers' compensation benefits 27 50 259 30 238 80 497 Social assistance payments 28 160 755 260 1850 420 2606 Net federal supplements 29 Total income assessed 30 3640 143801 4030 127426 7680 271228 Registered pension plan (RPP) contributions 31 730 1975 1280 3325 2010 5300 RRSP deduction 32 950 3218 890 2372 1840 5591 Saskatchewan Pension Plan (SPP) deduction 33 Deduction for elected split-pension amount 34 Annual union, professional, or like dues 35 790 452 1370 722 2160 1174 Universal Child Care Benefit repayment 36 Child care expenses 37 360 1467 1040 4002 1400 5469 Disability supports deductions 38 Business investment loss 39 Moving expenses 40 50 240 30 224 80 464 Support payments made 41 Carrying charges and interest expenses 42 100 153 60 68 160 221 Deductions for CPP or QPP contributions on self-employment and other earnings 43 280 203 230 107 510 310 Deduction for provincial parental insurance plan (PPIP) premiums on self-employment income 44 Exploration and development expenses 45 Other employment expenses 46 140 553 50 84 200 637 Clergy residence deduction 47 10 91 10 92 Other deductions 48 240 140 250 196 500 336 Total deductions before adjustments 49 2230 8523 2690 11111 4920 19634 Social benefits repayment 50 80 106 90 115 Net income after adjustments 51 3630 135297 4020 116386 7660 251684 Canadian Forces personnel and police deduction 52 Employee home relocation loan deduction 53 Security options deductions 54 Other payments deductions 55 200 1014 290 2089 490 3103 Limited partnership losses of other years 56 Non-capital losses of other years 57 Net capital losses of other years 58 20 33 20 2 40 35 Capital gains deduction 59 10 792 Northern residents deductions 60 10 32 10 38 Additional deductions 61 30 207 30 201 60 408 Farming/fishing losses of prior years 62 Total deductions from net income 63 270 2106 330 2339 610 4445 Taxable income assessed 64 3580 133191 3950 114049 7530 247241 Basic personal amount 65 3660 37618 4040 41453 7700 79120 Age amount 66 Spouse or common-law partner amount 67 340 2120 130 869 470 2989 Amount for eligible dependant 68 170 1778 680 6822 850 8600 Amount for children 17 and under 69 1210 4901 1550 5993 2750 10894 Amount for infirm dependants age 18 or older 70 CPP or QPP contributions through employment 71 3140 4369 3290 3922 6430 8291 CPP or QPP contributions self-employment and other eligible earnings 72 280 203 230 107 510 310 Employment Insurance premiums 73 3160 1652 3360 1501 6520 3153 Employment Insurance premiums on self-employment and other eligible earnings 74 PPIP premiums paid 75 PPIP premiums payable on employment income 76 PPIP premiums payable on self-employment income 77 Canada employment amount 78 3250 3387 3480 3610 6730 6997 Public transit amount 79 20 5 20 4 30 9 Children's fitness amount 80 550 247 730 323 1280 570 Home buyers' amount 81 60 298 50 231 110 529 Adoption expenses 82 Pension income amount 83 Caregiver amount 84 10 32 10 44 Disability amount 85 60 434 50 355 110 789 Disability amount transferred from a dependant 86 60 684 60 664 120 1348 Interest paid on student loans 87 380 173 670 426 1050 599 Tuition, education, and textbook amounts 88 300 1603 370 1953 680 3556 Tuition, education, and textbook amounts transferred from a child 89 Amounts transferred from spouse 90 90 323 80 349 170 672 Allowable portion of medical expenses 91 520 678 980 1318 1500 1996 Total tax credits on personal amounts 92 3660 9078 4040 10492 7700 19578 Allowable charitable donations and government gifts 93 690 409 750 339 1440 748 Eligible cultural, ecological gifts 94 Total tax credit on donations and gifts 95 680 107 730 86 1410 194 Total federal non-refundable tax credits 96 3660 9185 4040 10578 7700 19771 Federal dividend tax credit 97 190 268 160 257 350 524 Overseas employment tax credit 98 Minimum tax carryover 99 Basic federal tax 100 3040 12986 2710 8822 5750 21808 Federal foreign tax credit 101 50 55 30 7 80 62 Federal political contribution tax credit 102 20 1 30 2 Investment tax credit 103 50 40 60 43 Labour-sponsored funds tax credit 104 Alternative minimum tax payable 105 10 42 10 43 Net federal tax 106 3030 12891 2710 8810 5730 21701 CPP contributions payable on self-employment and other earnings 107 280 406 230 214 510 620 Employment Insurance premiums payable on self-employment and other eligible earnings 108 Social benefits repayment 109 80 106 90 115 Net provincial or territorial tax 110 3190 10794 3090 7749 6280 18543 Total tax payable 111 3230 24196 3150 16783 6380 40980 Final Basic Table 4: All returns by age and sex, Prince Edward Island Item Item code Age group: 35 to 39 males # Age group: 35 to 39 males $ Age group: 35 to 39 females # Age group: 35 to 39 females $ Age group: 35 to 39 total # Age group: 35 to 39 total $ Number of taxable returns 1 3720 3640 7360 Number of non-taxable returns 2 440 860 1300 Total number of returns 3 4160 4500 8660 Employment income 4 3600 148319 3850 131260 7450 279579 Commissions (from employment) 5 80 2664 60 955 140 3619 Other employment income 6 210 1200 170 725 370 1925 Old Age Security pension 7 Canada Pension Plan (CPP) or Quebec Pension Plan (QPP) benefits 8 50 322 80 503 130 825 Other pensions or superannuation 9 20 223 Elected split-pension amount 10 20 137 20 140 Universal Child Care Benefit (UCCB) 11 470 736 1070 1550 1540 2286 Employment Insurance and other benefits 12 1410 13028 1340 10892 2750 23921 Taxable amount of dividends 13 370 6414 300 3435 670 9849 Interest and other investment income 14 390 257 440 287 840 544 Net partnership income 15 Registered disability savings plan (RDSP) income 16 Net rental income 17 130 109 120 56 250 164 Taxable capital gains 18 140 1402 100 588 240 1989 Support payments received 19 20 58 20 58 Registered Retirement Savings Plan (RRSP) income 20 550 1243 470 1093 1020 2336 Other income 21 380 1107 360 922 740 2029 Net business income 22 340 4984 320 2817 660 7819 Net professional income 23 40 1324 60 2297 100 3621 Net commission income 24 20 438 20 198 50 636 Net farming income 25 100 676 10 490 110 1166 Net fishing income 26 220 1930 90 831 310 2761 Workers' compensation benefits 27 70 713 40 309 110 1022 Social assistance payments 28 150 778 230 1620 390 2398 Net federal supplements 29 Total income assessed 30 4150 187834 4480 161060 8640 348912 Registered pension plan (RPP) contributions 31 990 3180 1600 4946 2590 8126 RRSP deduction 32 1180 5162 1120 3437 2300 8599 Saskatchewan Pension Plan (SPP) deduction 33 Deduction for elected split-pension amount 34 Annual union, professional, or like dues 35 980 600 1700 1005 2680 1605 Universal Child Care Benefit repayment 36 10 6 Child care expenses 37 510 2322 1030 3681 1550 6003 Disability supports deductions 38 Business investment loss 39 Moving expenses 40 40 316 30 153 70 469 Support payments made 41 20 49 20 49 Carrying charges and interest expenses 42 180 303 110 143 290 446 Deductions for CPP or QPP contributions on self-employment and other earnings 43 380 325 310 199 690 525 Deduction for provincial parental insurance plan (PPIP) premiums on self-employment income 44 Exploration and development expenses 45 Other employment expenses 46 210 901 90 247 300 1147 Clergy residence deduction 47 10 129 10 137 Other deductions 48 250 164 230 169 470 333 Total deductions before adjustments 49 2760 13478 3120 14011 5870 27489 Social benefits repayment 50 80 130 80 132 Net income after adjustments 51 4130 174408 4470 147092 8600 321518 Canadian Forces personnel and police deduction 52 Employee home relocation loan deduction 53 Security options deductions 54 Other payments deductions 55 220 1491 270 1929 490 3420 Limited partnership losses of other years 56 Non-capital losses of other years 57 20 103 Net capital losses of other years 58 30 27 40 36 Capital gains deduction 59 20 1290 30 1778 Northern residents deductions 60 20 45 20 46 Additional deductions 61 20 64 20 78 40 142 Farming/fishing losses of prior years 62 Total deductions from net income 63 320 3093 320 2533 630 5626 Taxable income assessed 64 4060 171335 4390 144560 8450 315913 Basic personal amount 65 4160 42475 4500 45868 8660 88381 Age amount 66 Spouse or common-law partner amount 67 440 2787 160 989 600 3786 Amount for eligible dependant 68 210 2088 770 7529 980 9617 Amount for children 17 and under 69 1670 7011 1800 6815 3480 13831 Amount for infirm dependants age 18 or older 70 CPP or QPP contributions through employment 71 3440 5187 3610 4859 7050 10047 CPP or QPP contributions self-employment and other eligible earnings 72 380 325 310 199 690 525 Employment Insurance premiums 73 3430 1893 3640 1814 7070 3706 Employment Insurance premiums on self-employment and other eligible earnings 74 PPIP premiums paid 75 PPIP premiums payable on employment income 76 PPIP premiums payable on self-employment income 77 Canada employment amount 78 3570 3713 3790 3938 7360 7651 Public transit amount 79 20 5 20 5 30 10 Children's fitness amount 80 930 543 1010 578 1940 1121 Home buyers' amount 81 30 160 30 134 60 294 Adoption expenses 82 Pension income amount 83 20 40 30 53 Caregiver amount 84 10 48 20 83 Disability amount 85 70 478 60 443 130 921 Disability amount transferred from a dependant 86 80 890 90 939 170 1829 Interest paid on student loans 87 190 76 320 173 520 249 Tuition, education, and textbook amounts 88 210 809 300 1290 510 2100 Tuition, education, and textbook amounts transferred from a child 89 40 143 80 319 120 461 Amounts transferred from spouse 90 100 370 110 397 210 767 Allowable portion of medical expenses 91 690 1159 1200 1779 1890 2938 Total tax credits on personal amounts 92 4160 10526 4500 11729 8660 22263 Allowable charitable donations and government gifts 93 1020 754 1000 557 2020 1311 Eligible cultural, ecological gifts 94 Total tax credit on donations and gifts 95 1000 201 990 144 1990 344 Total federal non-refundable tax credits 96 4160 10726 4500 11873 8660 22607 Federal dividend tax credit 97 350 872 280 442 630 1314 Overseas employment tax credit 98 10 87 10 87 Minimum tax carryover 99 10 28 10 29 Basic federal tax 100 3490 18452 3170 12873 6660 31326 Federal foreign tax credit 101 70 138 30 15 100 154 Federal political contribution tax credit 102 30 4 10 2 40 6 Investment tax credit 103 100 106 10 26 110 133 Labour-sponsored funds tax credit 104 Alternative minimum tax payable 105 10 36 10 50 Net federal tax 106 3470 18204 3170 12831 6640 31035 CPP contributions payable on self-employment and other earnings 107 380 651 310 399 690 1050 Employment Insurance premiums payable on self-employment and other eligible earnings 108 Social benefits repayment 109 80 130 80 132 Net provincial or territorial tax 110 3660 15214 3580 11083 7230 26297 Total tax payable 111 3720 34198 3640 24316 7360 58515 Final Basic Table 4: All returns by age and sex, Prince Edward Island Item Item code Age group: 40 to 44 males # Age group: 40 to 44 males $ Age group: 40 to 44 females # Age group: 40 to 44 females $ Age group: 40 to 44 total # Age group: 40 to 44 total $ Number of taxable returns 1 4150 3990 8130 Number of non-taxable returns 2 510 820 1340 Total number of returns 3 4660 4810 9470 Employment income 4 3870 166597 4160 141808 8040 308405 Commissions (from employment) 5 90 3149 40 528 130 3677 Other employment income 6 290 1454 190 1191 480 2648 Old Age Security pension 7 Canada Pension Plan (CPP) or Quebec Pension Plan (QPP) benefits 8 110 775 160 1032 270 1807 Other pensions or superannuation 9 30 487 20 222 50 710 Elected split-pension amount 10 50 406 50 439 Universal Child Care Benefit (UCCB) 11 260 327 390 480 640 808 Employment Insurance and other benefits 12 1450 14047 1300 9867 2750 23914 Taxable amount of dividends 13 510 7196 480 4794 990 11990 Interest and other investment income 14 580 551 630 538 1210 1095 Net partnership income 15 10 1 Registered disability savings plan (RDSP) income 16 Net rental income 17 190 206 140 134 330 340 Taxable capital gains 18 170 1595 150 685 320 2280 Support payments received 19 30 192 30 192 Registered Retirement Savings Plan (RRSP) income 20 510 1677 470 1572 980 3249 Other income 21 480 1972 410 1024 890 2996 Net business income 22 460 7981 350 3049 810 11030 Net professional income 23 50 3904 40 797 90 4702 Net commission income 24 30 471 20 217 40 688 Net farming income 25 120 227 40 171 160 397 Net fishing income 26 260 2924 100 1048 350 3972 Workers' compensation benefits 27 100 700 70 683 170 1383 Social assistance payments 28 210 1286 220 1514 420 2801 Net federal supplements 29 Total income assessed 30 4640 217557 4790 171956 9430 389522 Registered pension plan (RPP) contributions 31 1130 3759 1780 5639 2920 9398 RRSP deduction 32 1310 6989 1150 3447 2460 10437 Saskatchewan Pension Plan (SPP) deduction 33 Deduction for elected split-pension amount 34 20 117 20 132 Annual union, professional, or like dues 35 1230 762 1850 1096 3080 1858 Universal Child Care Benefit repayment 36 Child care expenses 37 380 1291 590 1594 980 2885 Disability supports deductions 38 Business investment loss 39 Moving expenses 40 30 195 20 114 40 309 Support payments made 41 20 110 20 110 Carrying charges and interest expenses 42 240 478 180 248 430 725 Deductions for CPP or QPP contributions on self-employment and other earnings 43 530 500 310 197 840 697 Deduction for provincial parental insurance plan (PPIP) premiums on self-employment income 44 Exploration and development expenses 45 Other employment expenses 46 260 1211 60 150 320 1362 Clergy residence deduction 47 10 113 Other deductions 48 260 189 240 206 500 395 Total deductions before adjustments 49 3120 16086 3180 12754 6300 28840 Social benefits repayment 50 80 157 20 23 100 180 Net income after adjustments 51 4610 202092 4770 159306 9380 361407 Canadian Forces personnel and police deduction 52 Employee home relocation loan deduction 53 Security options deductions 54 Other payments deductions 55 300 1986 290 2198 590 4184 Limited partnership losses of other years 56 Non-capital losses of other years 57 10 42 20 109 Net capital losses of other years 58 40 66 30 20 70 86 Capital gains deduction 59 20 1119 10 453 30 1572 Northern residents deductions 60 10 28 10 30 Additional deductions 61 10 65 30 134 50 199 Farming/fishing losses of prior years 62 10 140 20 148 Total deductions from net income 63 410 3541 370 2857 780 6398 Taxable income assessed 64 4530 198562 4680 156450 9220 355020 Basic personal amount 65 4660 47429 4810 49029 9470 96490 Age amount 66 Spouse or common-law partner amount 67 480 3008 170 1156 650 4164 Amount for eligible dependant 68 190 1837 660 6352 860 8199 Amount for children 17 and under 69 1740 6743 1610 5571 3350 12318 Amount for infirm dependants age 18 or older 70 CPP or QPP contributions through employment 71 3700 5630 3890 5256 7600 10887 CPP or QPP contributions self-employment and other eligible earnings 72 530 500 310 197 840 697 Employment Insurance premiums 73 3650 2024 3880 1958 7530 3983 Employment Insurance premiums on self-employment and other eligible earnings 74 PPIP premiums paid 75 PPIP premiums payable on employment income 76 PPIP premiums payable on self-employment income 77 Canada employment amount 78 3840 3995 4070 4221 7910 8217 Public transit amount 79 10 3 10 5 30 8 Children's fitness amount 80 1030 648 860 512 1880 1160 Home buyers' amount 81 20 110 10 63 40 173 Adoption expenses 82 Pension income amount 83 30 62 60 108 90 170 Caregiver amount 84 50 189 40 138 90 327 Disability amount 85 80 543 80 565 150 1108 Disability amount transferred from a dependant 86 120 1274 130 1261 240 2535 Interest paid on student loans 87 70 32 140 64 220 96 Tuition, education, and textbook amounts 88 160 630 290 1038 440 1668 Tuition, education, and textbook amounts transferred from a child 89 180 885 250 1209 430 2093 Amounts transferred from spouse 90 100 415 120 459 220 874 Allowable portion of medical expenses 91 840 1515 1360 2124 2200 3640 Total tax credits on personal amounts 92 4660 11622 4810 12194 9470 23824 Allowable charitable donations and government gifts 93 1230 1146 1160 698 2390 1844 Eligible cultural, ecological gifts 94 Total tax credit on donations and gifts 95 1210 309 1150 180 2360 489 Total federal non-refundable tax credits 96 4660 11931 4810 12375 9470 24313 Federal dividend tax credit 97 490 970 430 642 920 1613 Overseas employment tax credit 98 Minimum tax carryover 99 10 21 20 27 Basic federal tax 100 3890 22572 3560 13977 7440 36549 Federal foreign tax credit 101 100 164 90 45 180 208 Federal political contribution tax credit 102 40 7 30 3 70 10 Investment tax credit 103 130 116 10 6 140 122 Labour-sponsored funds tax credit 104 Alternative minimum tax payable 105 10 29 Net federal tax 106 3870 22291 3550 13922 7420 36213 CPP contributions payable on self-employment and other earnings 107 530 1000 310 393 840 1393 Employment Insurance premiums payable on self-employment and other eligible earnings 108 Social benefits repayment 109 80 157 20 23 100 180 Net provincial or territorial tax 110 4080 18167 3930 12056 8010 30222 Total tax payable 111 4150 41614 3990 26395 8130 68008 Final Basic Table 4: All returns by age and sex, Prince Edward Island Item Item code Age group: 45 to 49 males # Age group: 45 to 49 males $ Age group: 45 to 49 females # Age group: 45 to 49 females $ Age group: 45 to 49 total # Age group: 45 to 49 total $ Number of taxable returns 1 4690 4830 9520 Number of non-taxable returns 2 660 930 1590 Total number of returns 3 5360 5750 11110 Employment income 4 4300 181090 4840 166318 9140 347408 Commissions (from employment) 5 80 3135 50 908 130 4043 Other employment income 6 330 2202 250 1154 580 3355 Old Age Security pension 7 Canada Pension Plan (CPP) or Quebec Pension Plan (QPP) benefits 8 200 1568 360 2360 560 3928 Other pensions or superannuation 9 80 1600 60 730 140 2330 Elected split-pension amount 10 20 75 100 924 120 998 Universal Child Care Benefit (UCCB) 11 90 112 60 65 150 178 Employment Insurance and other benefits 12 1740 16816 1510 11211 3240 28027 Taxable amount of dividends 13 760 9264 730 6055 1490 15318 Interest and other investment income 14 870 1227 960 645 1830 1872 Net partnership income 15 20-14 20-3 Registered disability savings plan (RDSP) income 16 Net rental income 17 260 456 180 213 450 669 Taxable capital gains 18 230 2500 230 572 460 3073 Support payments received 19 30 242 30 242 Registered Retirement Savings Plan (RRSP) income 20 510 2760 480 2152 990 4912 Other income 21 560 2046 560 2035 1120 4081 Net business income 22 490 8168 460 3668 950 11837 Net professional income 23 50 3626 60 1579 100 5205 Net commission income 24 50 1251 30 165 80 1416 Net farming income 25 220 2655 60 336 280 2991 Net fishing income 26 310 3237 120 1355 420 4592 Workers' compensation benefits 27 180 1719 110 771 280 2490 Social assistance payments 28 230 1427 270 1866 500 3293 Net federal supplements 29 Total income assessed 30 5340 246917 5720 205336 11060 452255 Registered pension plan (RPP) contributions 31 1280 4444 2120 6716 3400 11160 RRSP deduction 32 1500 7920 1400 5084 2910 13004 Saskatchewan Pension Plan (SPP) deduction 33 Deduction for elected split-pension amount 34 40 406 10 61 50 467 Annual union, professional, or like dues 35 1400 875 2170 1259 3570 2134 Universal Child Care Benefit repayment 36 Child care expenses 37 200 526 220 434 420 960 Disability supports deductions 38 Business investment loss 39 Moving expenses 40 30 233 30 206 60 439 Support payments made 41 30 269 30 271 Carrying charges and interest expenses 42 350 587 310 394 660 981 Deductions for CPP or QPP contributions on self-employment and other earnings 43 640 601 440 256 1080 856 Deduction for provincial parental insurance plan (PPIP) premiums on self-employment income 44 Exploration and development expenses 45 Other employment expenses 46 250 1304 100 283 340 1587 Clergy residence deduction 47 20 208 20 272 Other deductions 48 250 289 270 319 530 608 Total deductions before adjustments 49 3470 17897 3760 15098 7230 32995 Social benefits repayment 50 110 211 10 14 130 225 Net income after adjustments 51 5300 229086 5690 190500 10990 419588 Canadian Forces personnel and police deduction 52 Employee home relocation loan deduction 53 Security options deductions 54 Other payments deductions 55 400 3146 370 2637 770 5783 Limited partnership losses of other years 56 Non-capital losses of other years 57 20 159 Net capital losses of other years 58 70 215 50 49 110 264 Capital gains deduction 59 20 2142 30 2480 Northern residents deductions 60 20 22 20 23 Additional deductions 61 20 82 30 174 50 257 Farming/fishing losses of prior years 62 20 250 20 250 Total deductions from net income 63 560 5979 460 3270 1010 9249 Taxable income assessed 64 5180 223174 5560 187239 10740 410414 Basic personal amount 65 5360 54840 5750 59165 11110 114047 Age amount 66 Spouse or common-law partner amount 67 520 3359 230 1448 750 4807 Amount for eligible dependant 68 160 1510 480 4435 650 5945 Amount for children 17 and under 69 1340 4492 1110 3355 2450 7847 Amount for infirm dependants age 18 or older 70 20 53 20 65 CPP or QPP contributions through employment 71 4090 6116 4540 6147 8640 12263 CPP or QPP contributions self-employment and other eligible earnings 72 640 601 440 256 1080 856 Employment Insurance premiums 73 4030 2199 4520 2272 8540 4471 Employment Insurance premiums on self-employment and other eligible earnings 74 PPIP premiums paid 75 PPIP premiums payable on employment income 76 PPIP premiums payable on self-employment income 77 Canada employment amount 78 4300 4471 4740 4941 9040 9411 Public transit amount 79 20 7 30 10 40 17 Children's fitness amount 80 740 420 520 281 1260 701 Home buyers' amount 81 10 50 10 47 20 97 Adoption expenses 82 Pension income amount 83 100 184 150 287 250 471 Caregiver amount 84 60 221 60 198 120 419 Disability amount 85 150 1046 130 931 280 1977 Disability amount transferred from a dependant 86 120 1236 110 1056 240 2292 Interest paid on student loans 87 50 22 110 45 160 67 Tuition, education, and textbook amounts 88 120 530 250 902 370 1432 Tuition, education, and textbook amounts transferred from a child 89 540 2942 510 2681 1060 5622 Amounts transferred from spouse 90 90 424 100 535 190 959 Allowable portion of medical expenses 91 980 1718 1780 2810 2760 4528 Total tax credits on personal amounts 92 5360 12960 5750 13778 11110 26745 Allowable charitable donations and government gifts 93 1510 1823 1540 1237 3050 3060 Eligible cultural, ecological gifts 94 Total tax credit on donations and gifts 95 1500 501 1520 328 3020 829 Total federal non-refundable tax credits 96 5360 13461 5750 14106 11110 27574 Federal dividend tax credit 97 710 1268 660 849 1380 2117 Overseas employment tax credit 98 Minimum tax carryover 99 10 27 20 38 Basic federal tax 100 4410 25186 4360 17339 8770 42525 Federal foreign tax credit 101 130 160 110 10 240 170 Federal political contribution tax credit 102 60 10 40 6 110 16 Investment tax credit 103 170 189 30 49 200 239 Labour-sponsored funds tax credit 104 Alternative minimum tax payable 105 10 46 Net federal tax 106 4380 24823 4350 17274 8730 42097 CPP contributions payable on self-employment and other earnings 107 640 1201 440 512 1080 1713 Employment Insurance premiums payable on self-employment and other eligible earnings 108 Social benefits repayment 109 110 211 10 14 130 225 Net provincial or territorial tax 110 4640 20099 4750 14505 9380 34603 Total tax payable 111 4690 46336 4830 32304 9520 78640 Final Basic Table 4: All returns by age and sex, Prince Edward Island Item Item code Age group: 50 to 54 males # Age group: 50 to 54 males $ Age group: 50 to 54 females # Age group: 50 to 54 females $ Age group: 50 to 54 total # Age group: 50 to 54 total $ Number of taxable returns 1 4530 4630 9160 Number of non-taxable returns 2 600 840 1440 Total number of returns 3 5130 5470 10600 Employment income 4 4070 178855 4550 157778 8620 336633 Commissions (from employment) 5 70 2532 40 277 110 2809 Other employment income 6 340 1618 290 1995 630 3613 Old Age Security pension 7 Canada Pension Plan (CPP) or Quebec Pension Plan (QPP) benefits 8 350 2655 540 3547 880 6202 Other pensions or superannuation 9 190 4143 160 2226 350 6369 Elected split-pension amount 10 40 142 250 2559 290 2701 Universal Child Care Benefit (UCCB) 11 20 21 10 12 30 33 Employment Insurance and other benefits 12 1570 14854 1360 9999 2930 24854 Taxable amount of dividends 13 940 11124 850 5212 1790 16336 Interest and other investment income 14 1110 1295 1240 1451 2350 2747 Net partnership income 15 10-18 20-20 Registered disability savings plan (RDSP) income 16 Net rental income 17 280 790 200 231 470 1020 Taxable capital gains 18 340 3564 320 2767 660 6331 Support payments received 19 40 405 40 419 Registered Retirement Savings Plan (RRSP) income 20 420 2954 450 2864 870 5818 Other income 21 680 2465 680 1980 1360 4469 Net business income 22 520 7262 380 2729 900 9996 Net professional income 23 60 2587 50 1513 110 4100 Net commission income 24 30 1245 30 288 60 1534 Net farming income 25 250 2646 50 264 300 2910 Net fishing income 26 270 3068 100 1205 370 4273 Workers' compensation benefits 27 190 1990 130 935 310 2925 Social assistance payments 28 230 1496 220 1575 450 3071 Net federal supplements 29 Total income assessed 30 5110 247304 5440 201810 10550 449143 Registered pension plan (RPP) contributions 31 1360 4937 2110 6684 3470 11621 RRSP deduction 32 1520 8672 1420 5333 2940 14005 Saskatchewan Pension Plan (SPP) deduction 33 Deduction for elected split-pension amount 34 110 1134 40 130 150 1264 Annual union, professional, or like dues 35 1460 878 2050 1181 3520 2059 Universal Child Care Benefit repayment 36 Child care expenses 37 80 133 40 67 120 200 Disability supports deductions 38 Business investment loss 39 Moving expenses 40 20 189 20 172 50 361 Support payments made 41 40 356 40 371 Carrying charges and interest expenses 42 440 773 370 490 800 1263 Deductions for CPP or QPP contributions on self-employment and other earnings 43 620 546 330 197 950 744 Deduction for provincial parental insurance plan (PPIP) premiums on self-employment income 44 Exploration and development expenses 45 10 197 Other employment expenses 46 200 983 80 235 290 1219 Clergy residence deduction 47 20 175 20 225 Other deductions 48 260 205 260 188 520 393 Total deductions before adjustments 49 3510 19061 3560 14858 7070 33920 Social benefits repayment 50 90 173 100 190 Net income after adjustments 51 5080 228297 5420 187089 10510 415416 Canadian Forces personnel and police deduction 52 Employee home relocation loan deduction 53 Security options deductions 54 Other payments deductions 55 410 3486 340 2510 750 5996 Limited partnership losses of other years 56 Non-capital losses of other years 57 20 88 10 46 30 134 Net capital losses of other years 58 100 181 90 114 190 295 Capital gains deduction 59 50 3078 20 1800 60 4878 Northern residents deductions 60 10 24 10 25 Additional deductions 61 20 62 20 76 40 138 Farming/fishing losses of prior years 62 20 533 30 556 Total deductions from net income 63 620 8081 480 4573 1100 12654 Taxable income assessed 64 4960 220224 5320 182516 10270 402770 Basic personal amount 65 5130 52894 5470 56502 10600 109438 Age amount 66 Spouse or common-law partner amount 67 530 3535 230 1470 760 5004 Amount for eligible dependant 68 60 564 160 1352 220 1916 Amount for children 17 and under 69 630 1969 350 919 980 2888 Amount for infirm dependants age 18 or older 70 10 46 20 78 CPP or QPP contributions through employment 71 3880 5817 4250 5720 8130 11537 CPP or QPP contributions self-employment and other eligible earnings 72 620 546 330 197 950 744 Employment Insurance premiums 73 3770 2065 4210 2115 7980 4179 Employment Insurance premiums on self-employment and other eligible earnings 74 PPIP premiums paid 75 PPIP premiums payable on employment income 76 PPIP premiums payable on self-employment income 77 Canada employment amount 78 4070 4222 4490 4670 8560 8893 Public transit amount 79 10 4 30 13 40 17 Children's fitness amount 80 270 137 150 66 420 203 Home buyers' amount 81 10 58 10 50 20 108 Adoption expenses 82 Pension income amount 83 220 427 390 749 610 1176 Caregiver amount 84 70 268 70 268 140 537 Disability amount 85 200 1432 180 1276 380 2708 Disability amount transferred from a dependant 86 80 689 90 728 170 1417 Interest paid on student loans 87 30 19 50 14 70 33 Tuition, education, and textbook amounts 88 100 275 190 646 290 921 Tuition, education, and textbook amounts transferred from a child 89 550 3143 430 2258 990 5401 Amounts transferred from spouse 90 110 556 120 656 220 1211 Allowable portion of medical expenses 91 1130 1938 1700 2927 2830 4865 Total tax credits on personal amounts 92 5130 12088 5470 12397 10600 24491 Allowable charitable donations and government gifts 93 1690 2001 1670 1496 3360 3497 Eligible cultural, ecological gifts 94 Total tax credit on donations and gifts 95 1670 547 1650 398 3320 945 Total federal non-refundable tax credits 96 5130 12635 5470 12795 10600 25436 Federal dividend tax credit 97 890 1571 770 725 1670 2296 Overseas employment tax credit 98 Minimum tax carryover 99 20 43 20 55 Basic federal tax 100 4260 25606 4270 18065 8530 43674 Federal foreign tax credit 101 160 47 150 9 310 56 Federal political contribution tax credit 102 100 17 40 8 140 25 Investment tax credit 103 170 200 30 31 200 231 Labour-sponsored funds tax credit 104 Alternative minimum tax payable 105 20 108 30 209 Net federal tax 106 4230 25341 4260 18018 8490 43361 CPP contributions payable on self-employment and other earnings 107 620 1091 330 395 950 1489 Employment Insurance premiums payable on self-employment and other eligible earnings 108 Social benefits repayment 109 90 173 100 190 Net provincial or territorial tax 110 4470 20142 4580 14602 9050 34745 Total tax payable 111 4530 46747 4630 33032 9160 79786 Final Basic Table 4: All returns by age and sex, Prince Edward Island Item Item code Age group: 55 to 59 males # Age group: 55 to 59 males $ Age group: 55 to 59 females # Age group: 55 to 59 females $ Age group: 55 to 59 total # Age group: 55 to 59 total $ Number of taxable returns 1 4210 4160 8360 Number of non-taxable returns 2 600 810 1400 Total number of returns 3 4800 4960 9760 Employment income 4 3400 138598 3670 113706 7080 252304 Commissions (from employment) 5 40 1449 20 165 60 1615 Other employment income 6 370 2598 340 2362 710 4960 Old Age Security pension 7 Canada Pension Plan (CPP) or Quebec Pension Plan (QPP) benefits 8 1000 5587 1260 6462 2260 12049 Other pensions or superannuation 9 690 20360 700 14587 1390 34946 Elected split-pension amount 10 150 904 550 6400 690 7304 Universal Child Care Benefit (UCCB) 11 10 25 Employment Insurance and other benefits 12 1480 13736 1130 8339 2610 22075 Taxable amount of dividends 13 1000 13820 860 5624 1860 19445 Interest and other investment income 14 1220 1583 1310 1761 2540 3344 Net partnership income 15 20 11 20-12 40 Registered disability savings plan (RDSP) income 16 Net rental income 17 270 503 190 360 470 862 Taxable capital gains 18 360 4066 360 1389 710 5455 Support payments received 19 40 548 40 593 Registered Retirement Savings Plan (RRSP) income 20 510 4510 580 4399 1090 8910 Other income 21 830 4744 890 3951 1720 8695 Net business income 22 480 6165 330 2017 810 8182 Net professional income 23 70 4107 60 1095 130 5202 Net commission income 24 40 995 30 450 60 1445 Net farming income 25 210 2061 40 306 250 2368 Net fishing income 26 250 3013 100 796 340 3809 Workers' compensation benefits 27 170 1543 120 1138 290 2681 Social assistance payments 28 210 1417 200 1454 400 2871 Net federal supplements 29 50 110 50 123 Total income assessed 30 4800 231844 4950 177418 9750 409262 Registered pension plan (RPP) contributions 31 1100 3752 1540 4624 2650 8376 RRSP deduction 32 1300 8418 1180 5397 2470 13815 Saskatchewan Pension Plan (SPP) deduction 33 Deduction for elected split-pension amount 34 380 4438 200 1316 580 5754 Annual union, professional, or like dues 35 1270 708 1600 890 2880 1598 Universal Child Care Benefit repayment 36 Child care expenses 37 20 33 20 48 Disability supports deductions 38 Business investment loss 39 Moving expenses 40 20 260 20 94 40 353 Support payments made 41 40 425 50 437 Carrying charges and interest expenses 42 520 933 430 521 950 1454 Deductions for CPP or QPP contributions on self-employment and other earnings 43 610 464 300 144 900 609 Deduction for provincial parental insurance plan (PPIP) premiums on self-employment income 44 Exploration and development expenses 45 Other employment expenses 46 180 868 60 98 240 966 Clergy residence deduction 47 10 164 20 242 Other deductions 48 250 291 230 286 480 577 Total deductions before adjustments 49 3210 20849 2960 13521 6170 34370 Social benefits repayment 50 90 134 20 25 100 159 Net income after adjustments 51 4770 211426 4930 164011 9700 375437 Canadian Forces personnel and police deduction 52 Employee home relocation loan deduction 53 Security options deductions 54 Other payments deductions 55 380 2973 360 2702 740 5675 Limited partnership losses of other years 56 Non-capital losses of other years 57 10 112 20 160 Net capital losses of other years 58 100 351 100 174 200 526 Capital gains deduction 59 30 3562 20 704 50 4266 Northern residents deductions 60 10 17 10 25 Additional deductions 61 10 154 20 189 Farming/fishing losses of prior years 62 20 512 30 525 Total deductions from net income 63 560 7719 490 3733 1050 11452 Taxable income assessed 64 4670 203716 4830 160279 9490 363995 Basic personal amount 65 4800 49623 4960 51392 9760 101015 Age amount 66 Spouse or common-law partner amount 67 510 3355 180 1031 690 4386 Amount for eligible dependant 68 30 249 60 479 90 728 Amount for children 17 and under 69 220 620 70 169 280 790 Amount for infirm dependants age 18 or older 70 10 45 CPP or QPP contributions through employment 71 3140 4372 3300 4030 6450 8402 CPP or QPP contributions self-employment and other eligible earnings 72 610 464 300 144 900 609 Employment Insurance premiums 73 3130 1619 3310 1534 6440 3153 Employment Insurance premiums on self-employment and other eligible earnings 74 PPIP premiums paid 75 PPIP premiums payable on employment income 76 PPIP premiums payable on self-employment income 77 Canada employment amount 78 3470 3559 3710 3820 7180 7379 Public transit amount 79 20 8 20 5 30 13 Children's fitness amount 80 100 50 20 8 120 58 Home buyers' amount 81 10 55 Adoption expenses 82 Pension income amount 83 810 1582 1140 2210 1950 3792 Caregiver amount 84 40 158 50 186 100 344 Disability amount 85 250 1793 240 1743 490 3536 Disability amount transferred from a dependant 86 50 410 50 388 100 797 Interest paid on student loans 87 20 4 30 7 50 11 Tuition, education, and textbook amounts 88 60 161 90 211 150 372 Tuition, education, and textbook amounts transferred from a child 89 280 1597 170 952 460 2549 Amounts transferred from spouse 90 140 744 180 1015 320 1759 Allowable portion of medical expenses 91 1140 2093 1750 3217 2890 5310 Total tax credits on personal amounts 92 4800 10876 4960 10890 9760 21766 Allowable charitable donations and government gifts 93 1690 2368 1540 1539 3220 3907 Eligible cultural, ecological gifts 94 Total tax credit on donations and gifts 95 1680 649 1530 412 3210 1061 Total federal non-refundable tax credits 96 4800 11524 4960 11302 9760 22826 Federal dividend tax credit 97 930 2135 780 800 1700 2934 Overseas employment tax credit 98 Minimum tax carryover 99 20 42 20 53 Basic federal tax 100 3930 23416 3810 15485 7740 38901 Federal foreign tax credit 101 200 169 190 26 390 195 Federal political contribution tax credit 102 110 17 60 6 160 23 Investment tax credit 103 140 126 20 12 160 138 Labour-sponsored funds tax credit 104 Alternative minimum tax payable 105 10 68 20 81 Net federal tax 106 3900 23104 3810 15441 7710 38545 CPP contributions payable on self-employment and other earnings 107 610 928 300 289 900 1217 Employment Insurance premiums payable on self-employment and other eligible earnings 108 Social benefits repayment 109 90 134 20 25 100 159 Net provincial or territorial tax 110 4140 18159 4110 12577 8250 30736 Total tax payable 111 4210 42325 4160 28332 8360 70657 Final Basic Table 4: All returns by age and sex, Prince Edward Island Item Item code Age group: 60 to 64 males # Age group: 60 to 64 males $ Age group: 60 to 64 females # Age group: 60 to 64 females $ Age group: 60 to 64 total # Age group: 60 to 64 total $ Number of taxable returns 1 3910 3570 7480 Number of non-taxable returns 2 650 1080 1730 Total number of returns 3 4560 4650 9210 Employment income 4 2500 78751 2250 50480 4740 129230 Commissions (from employment) 5 40 1233 10 67 50 1300 Other employment income 6 400 2001 250 1061 650 3062 Old Age Security pension 7 Canada Pension Plan (CPP) or Quebec Pension Plan (QPP) benefits 8 3930 23972 3990 20682 7910 44654 Other pensions or superannuation 9 1400 40208 1420 26926 2820 67134 Elected split-pension amount 10 310 2009 900 10407 1210 12416 Universal Child Care Benefit (UCCB) 11 Employment Insurance and other benefits 12 1280 12500 830 6091 2100 18591 Taxable amount of dividends 13 960 9827 870 4394 1820 14221 Interest and other investment income 14 1380 2070 1530 1975 2910 4044 Net partnership income 15 30 25 20 4 50 29 Registered disability savings plan (RDSP) income 16 Net rental income 17 280 422 200 527 480 949 Taxable capital gains 18 400 3732 370 2820 770 6551 Support payments received 19 20 152 20 157 Registered Retirement Savings Plan (RRSP) income 20 580 6552 610 4450 1180 11003 Other income 21 980 5285 1040 4962 2010 10247 Net business income 22 480 4449 270 1629 750 6073 Net professional income 23 80 3264 40 427 110 3691 Net commission income 24 40 757 20 122 70 879 Net farming income 25 210-528 50 145 260-384 Net fishing income 26 230 3357 70 731 290 4088 Workers' compensation benefits 27 160 1758 120 974 290 2732 Social assistance payments 28 180 1286 150 1179 330 2466 Net federal supplements 29 230 549 710 2687 940 3236 Total income assessed 30 4560 203492 4640 142893 9200 346380 Registered pension plan (RPP) contributions 31 570 1805 660 1592 1230 3397 RRSP deduction 32 900 5358 650 2741 1540 8099 Saskatchewan Pension Plan (SPP) deduction 33 Deduction for elected split-pension amount 34 770 9535 360 2221 1130 11756 Annual union, professional, or like dues 35 840 367 820 385 1660 752 Universal Child Care Benefit repayment 36 Child care expenses 37 Disability supports deductions 38 Business investment loss 39 Moving expenses 40 20 93 20 122 Support payments made 41 30 339 40 343 Carrying charges and interest expenses 42 570 814 500 583 1060 1398 Deductions for CPP or QPP contributions on self-employment and other earnings 43 140 109 60 30 200 139 Deduction for provincial parental insurance plan (PPIP) premiums on self-employment income 44 Exploration and development expenses 45 Other employment expenses 46 140 690 30 59 170 749 Clergy residence deduction 47 20 153 20 168 Other deductions 48 250 221 200 861 460 1082 Total deductions before adjustments 49 2590 19520 2010 8620 4590 28140 Social benefits repayment 50 140 309 30 56 170 365 Net income after adjustments 51 4540 184124 4640 134253 9170 318377 Canadian Forces personnel and police deduction 52 Employee home relocation loan deduction 53 Security options deductions 54 Other payments deductions 55 540 3593 940 4841 1470 8434 Limited partnership losses of other years 56 Non-capital losses of other years 57 10 164 20 251 Net capital losses of other years 58 130 497 120 221 250 718 Capital gains deduction 59 50 3226 20 1334 70 4560 Northern residents deductions 60 Additional deductions 61 30 81 30 69 60 150 Farming/fishing losses of prior years 62 30 305 30 341 Total deductions from net income 63 770 8868 1090 6566 1860 15456 Taxable income assessed 64 4500 175269 4560 127696 9050 302964 Basic personal amount 65 4560 47229 4650 48126 9210 95366 Age amount 66 700 3803 720 4198 1420 8008 Spouse or common-law partner amount 67 550 3170 120 636 670 3812 Amount for eligible dependant 68 10 86 30 203 40 289 Amount for children 17 and under 69 70 214 20 46 90 260 Amount for infirm dependants age 18 or older 70 10 50 20 77 CPP or QPP contributions through employment 71 580 831 620 749 1200 1580 CPP or QPP contributions self-employment and other eligible earnings 72 140 109 60 30 200 139 Employment Insurance premiums 73 2280 961 1950 707 4230 1668 Employment Insurance premiums on self-employment and other eligible earnings 74 PPIP premiums paid 75 PPIP premiums payable on employment income 76 PPIP premiums payable on self-employment income 77 Canada employment amount 78 2680 2676 2350 2374 5030 5050 Public transit amount 79 10 4 20 6 Children's fitness amount 80 20 11 20 12 Home buyers' amount 81 10 46 10 61 Adoption expenses 82 Pension income amount 83 1630 3183 2000 3881 3630 7064 Caregiver amount 84 50 183 40 147 90 330 Disability amount 85 260 1841 240 1743 500 3584 Disability amount transferred from a dependant 86 50 396 50 353 110 750 Interest paid on student loans 87 10 3 20 7 Tuition, education, and textbook amounts 88 30 75 30 81 50 155 Tuition, education, and textbook amounts transferred from a child 89 140 744 40 194 190 937 Amounts transferred from spouse 90 260 1229 340 1721 600 2950 Allowable portion of medical expenses 91 1320 2942 1780 3910 3090 6852 Total tax credits on personal amounts 92 4560 10468 4650 10372 9210 20843 Allowable charitable donations and government gifts 93 1830 2486 1440 1411 3280 3897 Eligible cultural, ecological gifts 94 Total tax credit on donations and gifts 95 1820 679 1430 376 3250 1055 Total federal non-refundable tax credits 96 4560 11147 4650 10748 9210 21899 Federal dividend tax credit 97 880 1415 740 627 1620 2042 Overseas employment tax credit 98 Minimum tax carryover 99 10 30 20 42 Basic federal tax 100 3580 18893 3110 11068 6690 29961 Federal foreign tax credit 101 210 122 210 18 430 140 Federal political contribution tax credit 102 110 15 50 8 160 23 Investment tax credit 103 110 108 20 10 130 119 Labour-sponsored funds tax credit 104 Alternative minimum tax payable 105 10 86 20 146 Net federal tax 106 3560 18642 3110 11032 6670 29675 CPP contributions payable on self-employment and other earnings 107 140 218 60 60 200 278 Employment Insurance premiums payable on self-employment and other eligible earnings 108 Social benefits repayment 109 140 309 30 56 170 365 Net provincial or territorial tax 110 3900 15203 3560 9338 7460 24541 Total tax payable 111 3910 34373 3570 20487 7480 54860 Final Basic Table 4: All returns by age and sex, Prince Edward Island Item Item code Age group: 65 to 69 males # Age group: 65 to 69 males $ Age group: 65 to 69 females # Age group: 65 to 69 females $ Age group: 65 to 69 total # Age group: 65 to 69 total $ Number of taxable returns 1 2420 2250 4680 Number of non-taxable returns 2 700 1120 1820 Total number of returns 3 3120 3370 6490 Employment income 4 930 17754 620 10144 1560 27898 Commissions (from employment) 5 10 507 20 551 Other employment income 6 200 616 140 474 340 1090 Old Age Security pension 7 3120 18959 3370 20620 6490 39579 Canada Pension Plan (CPP) or Quebec Pension Plan (QPP) benefits 8 3060 19526 3210 16496 6270 36022 Other pensions or superannuation 9 1610 31752 1490 18626 3100 50379 Elected split-pension amount 10 250 1289 820 8482 1070 9772 Universal Child Care Benefit (UCCB) 11 Employment Insurance and other benefits 12 540 5270 210 1525 750 6794 Taxable amount of dividends 13 710 6701 640 2613 1350 9314 Interest and other investment income 14 1120 1610 1250 1746 2370 3356 Net partnership income 15 20 10 20-3 40 7 Registered disability savings plan (RDSP) income 16 Net rental income 17 200 601 140 249 340 850 Taxable capital gains 18 280 2279 260 1252 540 3531 Support payments received 19 10 153 20 159 Registered Retirement Savings Plan (RRSP) income 20 380 2895 380 2671 760 5566 Other income 21 550 1799 550 1066 1100 2865 Net business income 22 250 2018 140 488 390 2506 Net professional income 23 40 1667 10 88 60 1755 Net commission income 24 20 421 10 189 30 610 Net farming income 25 140 136 30 324 170 461 Net fishing income 26 100 1533 10 144 110 1678 Workers' compensation benefits 27 90 534 40 218 130 752 Social assistance payments 28 40 152 40 265 80 417 Net federal supplements 29 1050 3774 1290 4851 2340 8625 Total income assessed 30 3120 121813 3370 92727 6490 214540 Registered pension plan (RPP) contributions 31 120 292 100 194 220 486 RRSP deduction 32 320 1656 210 1045 520 2701 Saskatchewan Pension Plan (SPP) deduction 33 Deduction for elected split-pension amount 34 870 8740 240 1305 1100 10045 Annual union, professional, or like dues 35 320 87 210 70 520 157 Universal Child Care Benefit repayment 36 Child care expenses 37 Disability supports deductions 38 Business investment loss 39 Moving expenses 40 Support payments made 41 20 228 20 228 Carrying charges and interest expenses 42 440 558 350 334 790 891 Deductions for CPP or QPP contributions on self-employment and other earnings 43 Deduction for provincial parental insurance plan (PPIP) premiums on self-employment income 44 Exploration and development expenses 45 Other employment expenses 46 50 255 10 23 70 277 Clergy residence deduction 47 Other deductions 48 140 57 100 171 240 228 Total deductions before adjustments 49 1530 12060 870 3285 2410 15345 Social benefits repayment 50 200 672 90 221 290 893 Net income after adjustments 51 3110 109185 3370 89243 6480 198428 Canadian Forces personnel and police deduction 52 Employee home relocation loan deduction 53 Security options deductions 54 Other payments deductions 55 1110 4449 1320 5334 2430 9783 Limited partnership losses of other years 56 Non-capital losses of other years 57 Net capital losses of other years 58 80 214 70 255 150 469 Capital gains deduction 59 40 2293 10 729 50 3022 Northern residents deductions 60 Additional deductions 61 60 157 90 336 150 493 Farming/fishing losses of prior years 62 10 151 10 151 Total deductions from net income 63 1260 7375 1450 6671 2700 14046 Taxable income assessed 64 3110 101885 3360 82602 6470 184487 Basic personal amount 65 3120 32336 3370 34954 6490 67290 Age amount 66 2990 16945 3330 19869 6320 36814 Spouse or common-law partner amount 67 340 1240 60 238 390 1477 Amount for eligible dependant 68 20 115 20 153 Amount for children 17 and under 69 20 65 30 82 Amount for infirm dependants age 18 or older 70 10 44 CPP or QPP contributions through employment 71 20 27 10 9 30 36 CPP or QPP contributions self-employment and other eligible earnings 72 Employment Insurance premiums 73 800 247 460 129 1250 376 Employment Insurance premiums on self-employment and other eligible earnings 74 PPIP premiums paid 75 PPIP premiums payable on employment income 76 PPIP premiums payable on self-employment income 77 Canada employment amount 78 1060 991 720 667 1790 1658 Public transit amount 79 Children's fitness amount 80 Home buyers' amount 81 Adoption expenses 82 Pension income amount 83 1750 3362 1980 3769 3730 7131 Caregiver amount 84 30 110 20 66 50 176 Disability amount 85 190 1354 130 946 320 2300 Disability amount transferred from a dependant 86 30 216 30 212 60 428 Interest paid on student loans 87 Tuition, education, and textbook amounts 88 10 20 Tuition, education, and textbook amounts transferred from a child 89 20 105 30 131 Amounts transferred from spouse 90 490 2500 290 1351 780 3850 Allowable portion of medical expenses 91 1000 2421 1200 2587 2190 5009 Total tax credits on personal amounts 92 3120 9304 3370 9750 6490 19054 Allowable charitable donations and government gifts 93 1210 1872 950 1205 2160 3077 Eligible cultural, ecological gifts 94 Total tax credit on donations and gifts 95 1200 514 950 327 2150 841 Total federal non-refundable tax credits 96 3120 9818 3370 10077 6490 19895 Federal dividend tax credit 97 580 988 500 379 1080 1366 Overseas employment tax credit 98 Minimum tax carryover 99 10 18 Basic federal tax 100 1890 7363 1610 4374 3500 11737 Federal foreign tax credit 101 160 28 160 18 320 46 Federal political contribution tax credit 102 70 12 50 6 120 19 Investment tax credit 103 40 33 40 33 Labour-sponsored funds tax credit 104 Alternative minimum tax payable 105 10 52 20 64 Net federal tax 106 1880 7290 1610 4349 3490 11639 CPP contributions payable on self-employment and other earnings 107 Employment Insurance premiums payable on self-employment and other eligible earnings 108 Social benefits repayment 109 200 672 90 221 290 893 Net provincial or territorial tax 110 2420 6946 2250 4468 4670 11414 Total tax payable 111 2420 14922 2250 9046 4680 23968 Final Basic Table 4: All returns by age and sex, Prince Edward Island Item Item code Age group: 70 to 74 males # Age group: 70 to 74 males $ Age group: 70 to 74 females # Age group: 70 to 74 females $ Age group: 70 to 74 total # Age group: 70 to 74 total $ Number of taxable returns 1 1700 1530 3240 Number of non-taxable returns 2 720 1070 1790 Total number of returns 3 2420 2600 5020 Employment income 4 350 6665 160 2147 500 8812 Commissions (from employment) 5 Other employment income 6 120 189 70 89 190 277 Old Age Security pension 7 2420 14708 2600 15929 5020 30637 Canada Pension Plan (CPP) or Quebec Pension Plan (QPP) benefits 8 2390 15597 2420 12636 4810 28234 Other pensions or superannuation 9 1530 29935 1420 17326 2950 47261 Elected split-pension amount 10 170 1022 620 6161 780 7183 Universal Child Care Benefit (UCCB) 11 Employment Insurance and other benefits 12 180 1670 40 273 220 1943 Taxable amount of dividends 13 520 3669 440 2591 960 6260 Interest and other investment income 14 960 1831 1050 1733 2020 3565 Net partnership income 15 30 20 10 12 40 32 Registered disability savings plan (RDSP) income 16 Net rental income 17 130 416 80 254 220 669 Taxable capital gains 18 220 1599 200 1162 410 2761 Support payments received 19 10 119 10 119 Registered Retirement Savings Plan (RRSP) income 20 130 511 100 392 220 903 Other income 21 400 1105 380 2104 780 3208 Net business income 22 120 1262 40 17 170 1279 Net professional income 23 20 421 30 470 Net commission income 24 10 65 Net farming income 25 120 30 20-55 140-24 Net fishing income 26 40 427 50 484 Workers' compensation benefits 27 100 457 40 158 130 615 Social assistance payments 28 20 84 30 154 50 238 Net federal supplements 29 960 3426 1220 4750 2180 8176 Total income assessed 30 2420 85113 2600 68063 5020 153176 Registered pension plan (RPP) contributions 31 30 45 20 33 50 78 RRSP deduction 32 50 279 20 85 70 365 Saskatchewan Pension Plan (SPP) deduction 33 Deduction for elected split-pension amount 34 790 7941 150 886 950 8828 Annual union, professional, or like dues 35 150 21 70 19 220 40 Universal Child Care Benefit repayment 36 Child care expenses 37 Disability supports deductions 38 Business investment loss 39 Moving expenses 40 Support payments made 41 10 63 Carrying charges and interest expenses 42 360 347 270 423 630 770 Deductions for CPP or QPP contributions on self-employment and other earnings 43 Deduction for provincial parental insurance plan (PPIP) premiums on self-employment income 44 Exploration and development expenses 45 Other employment expenses 46 10 47 20 68 Clergy residence deduction 47 Other deductions 48 70 190 50 1137 120 1327 Total deductions before adjustments 49 1090 9082 500 2612 1590 11695 Social benefits repayment 50 110 390 80 254 190 644 Net income after adjustments 51 2410 75770 2600 65256 5010 141026 Canadian Forces personnel and police deduction 52 Employee home relocation loan deduction 53 Security options deductions 54 Other payments deductions 55 1010 3965 1240 5062 2250 9027 Limited partnership losses of other years 56 Non-capital losses of other years 57 Net capital losses of other years 58 60 80 40 54 100 134 Capital gains deduction 59 20 1131 20 1281 Northern residents deductions 60 Additional deductions 61 60 111 80 420 150 531 Farming/fishing losses of prior years 62 Total deductions from net income 63 1120 5423 1330 5691 2460 11114 Taxable income assessed 64 2410 70380 2580 59592 5000 129971 Basic personal amount 65 2420 25123 2600 26924 5020 52047 Age amount 66 2350 13847 2540 15540 4890 29387 Spouse or common-law partner amount 67 220 592 50 225 270 817 Amount for eligible dependant 68 Amount for children 17 and under 69 Amount for infirm dependants age 18 or older 70 CPP or QPP contributions through employment 71 CPP or QPP contributions self-employment and other eligible earnings 72 Employment Insurance premiums 73 270 63 90 24 360 87 Employment Insurance premiums on self-employment and other eligible earnings 74 PPIP premiums paid 75 PPIP premiums payable on employment income 76 PPIP premiums payable on self-employment income 77 Canada employment amount 78 440 387 220 171 660 558 Public transit amount 79 Children's fitness amount 80 Home buyers' amount 81 Adoption expenses 82 Pension income amount 83 1610 3061 1700 3188 3310 6249 Caregiver amount 84 20 57 Disability amount 85 160 1136 110 796 270 1933 Disability amount transferred from a dependant 86 10 61 10 97 20 158 Interest paid on student loans 87 Tuition, education, and textbook amounts 88 Tuition, education, and textbook amounts transferred from a child 89 10 44 Amounts transferred from spouse 90 530 2957 250 1105 780 4061 Allowable portion of medical expenses 91 830 2208 910 2383 1740 4591 Total tax credits on personal amounts 92 2420 7429 2600 7589 5020 15018 Allowable charitable donations and government gifts 93 980 1621 790 1190 1770 2811 Eligible cultural, ecological gifts 94 Total tax credit on donations and gifts 95 970 447 790 325 1760 772 Total federal non-refundable tax credits 96 2420 7876 2600 7914 5020 15790 Federal dividend tax credit 97 410 542 330 405 740 948 Overseas employment tax credit 98 Minimum tax carryover 99 10 34 Basic federal tax 100 1210 4597 1030 2915 2230 7512 Federal foreign tax credit 101 120 29 120 15 240 44 Federal political contribution tax credit 102 80 12 30 5 110 17 Investment tax credit 103 20 26 20 26 Labour-sponsored funds tax credit 104 Alternative minimum tax payable 105 Net federal tax 106 1200 4530 1020 2895 2220 7425 CPP contributions payable on self-employment and other earnings 107 Employment Insurance premiums payable on self-employment and other eligible earnings 108 Social benefits repayment 109 110 390 80 254 190 644 Net provincial or territorial tax 110 1700 4349 1530 2960 3240 7309 Total tax payable 111 1700 9269 1530 6109 3240 15377 Final Basic Table 4: All returns by age and sex, Prince Edward Island Item Item code Age group: 75 and over males # Age group: 75 and over males $ Age group: 75 and over females # Age group: 75 and over females $ Age group: 75 and over total # Age group: 75 and over total $ Number of taxable returns 1 2220 2550 4770 Number of non-taxable returns 2 1530 3180 4710 Total number of returns 3 3740 5740 9480 Employment income 4 120 1989 50 491 160 2479 Commissions (from employment) 5 Other employment income 6 150 115 70 52 220 166 Old Age Security pension 7 3740 22302 5730 34509 9470 56811 Canada Pension Plan (CPP) or Quebec Pension Plan (QPP) benefits 8 3680 24742 5150 28436 8830 53178 Other pensions or superannuation 9 2280 41386 2850 32845 5130 74282 Elected split-pension amount 10 220 1363 610 5873 830 7235 Universal Child Care Benefit (UCCB) 11 Employment Insurance and other benefits 12 40 299 50 369 Taxable amount of dividends 13 780 5912 930 6503 1720 12415 Interest and other investment income 14 1820 4081 2580 6374 4400 10465 Net partnership income 15 30 26 30 16 60 41 Registered disability savings plan (RDSP) income 16 Net rental income 17 170 1132 100 307 270 1439 Taxable capital gains 18 370 5365 440 4806 810 10171 Support payments received 19 Registered Retirement Savings Plan (RRSP) income 20 200 1219 250 925 450 2144 Other income 21 610 3622 780 3690 1390 7312 Net business income 22 80 322 40 48 130 371 Net professional income 23 20 434 20 436 Net commission income 24 10 19 Net farming income 25 140-269 10-4 150-273 Net fishing income 26 20 109 20 149 Workers' compensation benefits 27 130 727 80 522 220 1250 Social assistance payments 28 70 496 250 1503 320 1999 Net federal supplements 29 1740 6015 3420 15399 5160 21414 Total income assessed 30 3740 121390 5740 142444 9480 263894 Registered pension plan (RPP) contributions 31 30 37 10 13 40 50 RRSP deduction 32 20 16 20 16 Saskatchewan Pension Plan (SPP) deduction 33 Deduction for elected split-pension amount 34 940 8980 140 784 1080 9764 Annual union, professional, or like dues 35 120 12 90 5 210 17 Universal Child Care Benefit repayment 36 Child care expenses 37 Disability supports deductions 38 Business investment loss 39 Moving expenses 40 Support payments made 41 20 159 20 159 Carrying charges and interest expenses 42 620 503 720 761 1340 1264 Deductions for CPP or QPP contributions on self-employment and other earnings 43 Deduction for provincial parental insurance plan (PPIP) premiums on self-employment income 44 Exploration and development expenses 45 10 17 20 58 Other employment expenses 46 Clergy residence deduction 47 Other deductions 48 110 1228 120 546 220 1774 Total deductions before adjustments 49 1400 10973 940 2150 2330 13124 Social benefits repayment 50 140 496 150 440 290 936 Net income after adjustments 51 3740 109946 5740 139853 9470 249860 Canadian Forces personnel and police deduction 52 Employee home relocation loan deduction 53 Security options deductions 54 Other payments deductions 55 1830 7238 3490 17425 5310 24663 Limited partnership losses of other years 56 Non-capital losses of other years 57 Net capital losses of other years 58 90 362 110 234 210 596 Capital gains deduction 59 30 2239 10 771 40 3010 Northern residents deductions 60 Additional deductions 61 90 270 230 1609 320 1879 Farming/fishing losses of prior years 62 Total deductions from net income 63 2000 10269 3710 20040 5710 30309 Taxable income assessed 64 3730 99700 5680 119952 9410 219712 Basic personal amount 65 3740 38813 5740 59514 9480 98337 Age amount 66 3630 21862 5630 34693 9260 56557 Spouse or common-law partner amount 67 350 734 50 223 400 957 Amount for eligible dependant 68 20 142 30 169 Amount for children 17 and under 69 Amount for infirm dependants age 18 or older 70 20 59 20 64 CPP or QPP contributions through employment 71 CPP or QPP contributions self-employment and other eligible earnings 72 Employment Insurance premiums 73 80 19 10 4 90 23 Employment Insurance premiums on self-employment and other eligible earnings 74 PPIP premiums paid 75 PPIP premiums payable on employment income 76 PPIP premiums payable on self-employment income 77 Canada employment amount 78 260 164 110 64 370 228 Public transit amount 79 Children's fitness amount 80 Home buyers' amount 81 Adoption expenses 82 Pension income amount 83 2400 4454 3150 5851 5550 10307 Caregiver amount 84 20 66 10 61 30 128 Disability amount 85 340 2429 450 3217 790 5646 Disability amount transferred from a dependant 86 30 230 30 170 60 400 Interest paid on student loans 87 Tuition, education, and textbook amounts 88 Tuition, education, and textbook amounts transferred from a child 89 Amounts transferred from spouse 90 950 5640 270 1252 1220 6893 Allowable portion of medical expenses 91 1290 5622 2030 12054 3330 17677 Total tax credits on personal amounts 92 3740 12024 5740 17590 9480 29617 Allowable charitable donations and government gifts 93 1470 8473 1770 3478 3240 11960 Eligible cultural, ecological gifts 94 10 60 Total tax credit on donations and gifts 95 1470 1417 1770 977 3240 2397 Total federal non-refundable tax credits 96 3740 13441 5740 18567 9480 32014 Federal dividend tax credit 97 550 875 650 969 1200 1844 Overseas employment tax credit 98 Minimum tax carryover 99 20 26 Basic federal tax 100 1400 5211 1570 5013 2970 10230 Federal foreign tax credit 101 170 28 190 34 360 61 Federal political contribution tax credit 102 90 14 60 8 150 22 Investment tax credit 103 10 6 20 10 Labour-sponsored funds tax credit 104 Alternative minimum tax payable 105 Net federal tax 106 1390 5164 1560 4968 2950 10137 CPP contributions payable on self-employment and other earnings 107 Employment Insurance premiums payable on self-employment and other eligible earnings 108 Social benefits repayment 109 140 496 150 440 290 936 Net provincial or territorial tax 110 2210 5017 2550 4992 4770 10013 Total tax payable 111 2220 10677 2550 10400 4770 21087 Date modified: 2013-06-21 ...