You’ll need to consider all reportable sources of income you have (employment, tips, wage loss subsidies, pensions, investments, etc.). You’ll need to use your full salary amount, or the year to date gross amount on your pay stub (which is your take home pay prior to any deductions of taxes, etc). If you work irregular hours, you’ll have to add up all your pay stubs to figure out your annual income. Also be sure to include any wage garnishments that may apply.

It’s suggested you use a Quebec tax calculator to estimate the amount of taxes you will owe on your income. Tax calculators are a great tool to quickly estimate your federal and provincial taxes.

Tax in Quebec is determined by the taxable income amount: $51,780 or less is taxed at 14%, more than $51,780 but not more than $103,545 is taxed at 19%, more than $103,545 but not more than $126,000 is taxed at 24% and amounts more than $126,000 is taxed at 25.75%.