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ITA research and Tax Payable

7 How do you get from Net Income for Tax Purposes to Taxable Income to Tax Payable?

Gurveer Brar

After determining Net Income for Tax Purposes using the Section 3 ordering rules, Division C deductions are subtracted to get to the Taxable income (note, don’t confuse Division ‘C’ deductions with section 3(c) deductions). Then Marginal rates are applied to the Taxable Income to calculate the Tax Payable before credits. Lastly, credits are deducted to get to the Tax Payable.  This is best illustrated with an example using 2024 marginal rates and tax credits.

table showing example of info above

table showing example of net income for tax purposes

Interactive Content

Author: Anthony Au, June 2019

 

Author: Sam Newton, June 2019

This is an interactive video walkthrough of a tax payable worksheet originally prepared at BCIT (author unknown).

 

References and Resources:

ITA – 3(a)-(f), 109-114, 117, 118

October 2024

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