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mrkajz44 · 03-26-2015, 04:55 PM

Interesting leaving 10% on income below $100,000. Only Manitoba and Sask has their lowest bracket starting above that amount. Depending on what the new tax brackets are and their rates, Alberta could go from one of the least taxed, to one of the most (personally, at least).

EDIT: I see the BNN article shows that $100K - $250K of taxable income being taxed at only 11.5%, so my prior comment is not really correct. Alberta now falls into the middle of the pack in terms of personal tax rates

03-26-2015, 04:55 PM	#62
mrkajz44 First Line Centre Join Date: Oct 2010 Location: Deep South Exp:	Interesting leaving 10% on income below $100,000. Only Manitoba and Sask has their lowest bracket starting above that amount. Depending on what the new tax brackets are and their rates, Alberta could go from one of the least taxed, to one of the most (personally, at least). EDIT: I see the BNN article shows that $100K - $250K of taxable income being taxed at only 11.5%, so my prior comment is not really correct. Alberta now falls into the middle of the pack in terms of personal tax rates __________________ Much like a sports ticker, you may feel obligated to read this Last edited by mrkajz44; 03-26-2015 at 05:15 PM.