Saskatchewan Tax Brackets and Personal Marginal Income Tax Rates 2023

Saskatchewan’s personal income tax is administered and collected by the federal government through the Canada Revenue Agency. Saskatchewan personal income tax rates and bracket structure are applied to federally-defined Saskatchewan taxable income.

The Saskatchewan tax brackets and personal amount have been increased for 2023 by an indexation factor of 1.063.

The Saskatchewan Basic Personal Amount has also been increased to $17,661 for 2023.

There are 3 tax brackets in Saskatchewan and 3 corresponding tax rates. The lowest rate is 10.50% and the highest rate is 14.50%. The highest provincial rate is applied above $142,059. However, the federal rate is increased further above this income level. The combined federal and provincial marginal tax rate is 47.50%, which is paid on the income above $235,676.

There are both refundable and non-refundable tax credits available, which can reduce the Saskatchewan income tax you owe. For full list of the available tax credits and amounts, visit the Government of Saskatchewan website.

2023 Saskatchewan Income Tax Rates

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