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If I move to Alberta Ca and get an annual salary of $75000, how much would I take home a month after taxes?


Also any advice on moving to Canada would be great. Thanks

If you are single residing in Alberta making $75,000 per year, assuming you are paid twice a month, your net take home pay for the first six months would be $2,424.60 per pay or $4,849.20 per month this is computed as follows:

Pay per pay period $75,000/ 24 = $3,125

Less:
Income tax at source = $517.15
Canada Pension Plan = $152.86
Employment insurance = $ 30.39

You will have made your maximum CPP contribution by the middle of the year at which point your take-home pay would rise to $5,154.92.

Net, after tax, CPP and EI, for the year would be $59,948.84 which is 79.93% of your gross. So if you view CPP and EI premiums as additional taxes (Which you should) your effective income tax rate is 20.07%.

Wish mine was that low!!

TIMH Source(s): Alberta Payroll deduction Tables July 1, 2006
Alberta is a great place to move to...lower taxes is the number 1 reason. Jobs are plentiful. The Province is very scenic. At $75,000, you are looking at a tax rate of approx. 36%. Therefore, you're looking at a take home of about $48,000.
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