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Saskatchewan tax rates 2026

Updated Oct 2026

Combined federal + provincial marginal rates. Table mode excludes low-income reductions and the Ontario Health Premium for comparability across provinces — this is the convention used by financial institutions.

Top combined rate

47.50%

Top capital gains rate

23.75%

Top eligible dividend rate

29.64%

Saskatchewan + federal combined marginal rates — 2026
Table mode (excludes low-income reductions)
Taxable income Fed bracket Prov bracket Ordinary income Capital gains Eligible dividends Non-eligible dividends
$20k 14.00% 10.50% 14.00% 7.00% -1.41% 5.72%
$30k 14.00% 10.50% 24.50% 12.25% -2.10% 14.89%
$40k 14.00% 10.50% 24.50% 12.25% -2.10% 14.89%
$50k 14.00% 10.50% 24.50% 12.25% -2.10% 14.89%
$60k 20.50% 12.50% 33.00% 16.50% 9.63% 24.67%
$70k 20.50% 12.50% 33.00% 16.50% 9.63% 24.67%
$80k 20.50% 12.50% 33.00% 16.50% 9.63% 24.67%
$90k 20.50% 12.50% 33.00% 16.50% 9.63% 24.67%
$100k 20.50% 12.50% 33.00% 16.50% 9.63% 24.67%
$120k 26.00% 12.50% 38.50% 19.25% 17.22% 30.99%
$150k 26.00% 12.50% 38.50% 19.25% 17.22% 30.99%
$200k 29.00% 14.50% 43.79% 21.90% 24.53% 37.08%
$250k 29.00% 14.50% 43.79% 21.90% 24.53% 37.08%
$300k 33.00% 14.50% 47.50% 23.75% 29.64% 41.34%
$400k 33.00% 14.50% 47.50% 23.75% 29.64% 41.34%
$500k 33.00% 14.50% 47.50% 23.75% 29.64% 41.34%

Saskatchewan provincial brackets 2026

Taxable income Rate
$0 to $54,532 10.50%
$54,533 to $155,805 12.50%
Over $155,805 14.50%

Notes

  • Rates are marginal — they apply only to each additional dollar of income in that bracket, not to all income.
  • The table uses table mode, which excludes low-income reductions, Ontario surtax, and the Ontario Health Premium for clean cross-province comparison.
  • Eligible dividends are grossed up 38 % before tax, then receive the federal and provincial dividend tax credits.
  • Capital gains are taxed on 50 % of the gain (50 % inclusion rate, confirmed as of March 21 2025).

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