Question 12.2: Individual Tax in Ontario (2016) An Ontarian has a taxable i...

Individual Tax in Ontario (2016)

An Ontarian has a taxable income of $107,000. Find the following:

(a) Total taxes payable

(b) Average tax rate

(c) Marginal tax rate

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                               Data
Taxable income                            \$107,000
2016 Federal Individual Rate   Tax per Level
On the first \$45,282.00 15\% \$6,792,30
from \$45,282.00 to \$90,563.00 20.8\% \$9,282.60
from \$90,563.00 to \$107,000.00 26\% \$4,723.62
\$20,348.52
Less non-refundable tax credit \$11,474.00 15\% \$1,721.10
Basic federal tax = \$19,790.39
2016 Manitoba Provincial Tax
On the first \$41,536.00 5.05\% \$2,097.57
from \$41,536.00 to \$83,075.00 9.15\% \$3,800.82
above \$83,075.00 11.16\% \$2,670.03
Regular Ontario tax= \$8,568.42
Ontario Surtax
On the amount the tax exceeds =\$4,484 \$4,084.42 @ 20\% \$816.88
On the amount the tax exceeds =\$5,739 \$2,829.42 @ 20\% \cancel {\$1,018.59}
Ontario surtax= \$1,835.47
Less non-refundable tax credit \$10,011.00 5.05\% \$505.55
                                                                                                                            Total Federal & Provincial Taxes Payable= \$28,525.76
Average Tax Rate = Total Federal & Provincial Taxes Payable/Taxable Income = 26.66\%
Marginal Tax Rate = Tax Payable on Next Dollar
=26\%+11.16\%×[1+(20\%+36\%)]= 43.4\%
After-tax income =78,474.24

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