Alberta Take-Home Pay Calculator 2026
Calculate your per-paycheque take-home pay in Alberta. See federal tax, Alberta provincial tax, CPP, CPP2, and EI deductions.
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Estimates only — not tax or financial advice. Uses CRA T4127 formulas for 2026.
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Alberta Tax Information for 2026
Key Rates and Thresholds
- Tax Brackets
- 6
- Lowest Rate
- 8.00%
- Highest Rate
- 15.00%
- Basic Personal Amount
- $22,769
Alberta Tax Overview
Alberta has a 6-bracket progressive tax system ranging from 8% to 15%.
Notable Facts
- Alberta has the highest basic personal amount of any province at $22,769 for 2026.
- Alberta has no provincial sales tax (PST), making it one of the lowest-tax provinces overall.
- Alberta's top marginal rate of 15% is among the lowest top rates in Canada.
- Combined federal and provincial top rate in Alberta is 48%, one of the lowest in Canada.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the take-home pay on a $75,000 salary in Alberta?
On a $75,000 annual salary in Alberta with bi-weekly pay, your estimated take-home pay is approximately $2,285 per paycheque after federal tax, Alberta provincial tax, CPP, CPP2, and EI deductions. Alberta residents benefit from some of the lowest provincial tax rates in Canada.
Does Alberta have a provincial sales tax?
No. Alberta is one of the few Canadian provinces with no provincial sales tax (PST). Residents pay only the 5% federal GST. This means Alberta residents keep more of their spending power compared to provinces with HST.
What are Alberta's provincial tax brackets for 2026?
Alberta has 6 tax brackets for 2026 ranging from 8% on the first portion of taxable income to 15% on income over the highest threshold. The basic personal amount is $22,769, meaning the first $22,769 of income is tax-free provincially.