Canada's New Tax Cut Is Officially on — Here's How Much More Your Next Paycheque Should Have

Will Mark Carney’s middle-class tax cut impact Canadians’ finances? Experts say probably not - NOW Toronto

A new middle-class tax cut just came into effect to save dual-income families up to $840 per year, but experts say it might not be enough.

Canada's new tax cut is officially on — Here's how much more your next paycheque should have

Canada's new income tax cut is officially here — and it could already mean a little more cash in your next paycheque. As of July 1, the federal government has dropped the personal income tax rate for the lowest bracket from 15% to 14%, a move that the Canada Revenue Agency is already rolling out in its updated payroll deduction tables. If you're earning income in Canada, especially in a middle-class tax bracket, there's a good chance you're going

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Middle-class Canadians are getting a tax cut on Canada Day. Here’s what to know

A tax cut lowering the lowest federal income rate takes effect on Canada Day, offering modest savings to most Canadians but drawing doubts.

Canada's new government delivers middle-class tax cut

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Ottawa Wastes no Time Delivering Tax Relief, Saving Families Up to $840 a Year

Ottawa — Millions of Canadians are set to see more take-home pay starting July 1 as the federal government’s promised middle-class tax cut comes into effect. Prime Minister Mark Carney confirmed Sunday that the new tax measure will save a two-income household up to $840 a year and provide relief to 22 million Canadians. The change reflects a campaign pledge to ease cost-of-living pressures. “Canada’s new government has a mandate for change, incl…