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Originally Posted by csnarpy
I guess you didn't finish reading my post. And NO there isn't any Tax taken off.
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How much will you receive?
The basic benefit rate is 55% of your average insured earnings up to a yearly maximum insurable amount of $42,300. This means you can
receive a maximum payment of $447 per week. Your
EI payment is a
taxable income, meaning federal and provincial or territorial, if it applies, taxes will be deducted. To find out
how we calculate the amount you will receive...
You could receive a higher benefit rate if you are in a low-income family — an income of less than $25,921— with children and you or your spouse receive
the Canada Child Tax Benefit (CCTB) 
, you are entitled to
the Family Supplement.
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