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Manitoba 2026 Provincial Tax Brackets
| Taxable Income | MB Rate |
|---|---|
| $0 – $36,842 | 10.8% |
| $36,842 – $79,625 | 12.75% |
| Over $79,625 | 17.4% |
MB BPA: $15,780 · No surtax · Top combined rate: ~50.4%
Manitoba Income Tax — FAQ
Common questions about Manitoba's 2026 provincial income tax.
What are Manitoba's 2026 income tax brackets?
Manitoba uses three provincial tax brackets: 10.8% on the first $36,842; 12.75% on $36,842–$79,625; and 17.4% on income over $79,625. Manitoba's top provincial rate of 17.4% is among the higher rates in western Canada, kicking in at a relatively low threshold.
What is Manitoba's basic personal amount for 2026?
The 2026 Manitoba basic personal amount is $15,780. This non-refundable tax credit reduces Manitoba provincial tax by approximately $1,704 (10.8% × $15,780). Combined with the federal BPA of $15,705, residents benefit from a meaningful reduction in their overall tax burden at lower income levels.
How does Manitoba's tax compare to Saskatchewan and Alberta?
Manitoba has a notably higher top combined rate (~50.4%) compared to Saskatchewan (~47.5%) and Alberta (~48%). Manitoba's top provincial rate of 17.4% kicks in at just $79,625, whereas Saskatchewan's top rate of 14.5% doesn't apply until $142,058. For high earners, both Saskatchewan and Alberta offer significantly lower provincial tax burdens. Compare all provinces →
Does Manitoba have a carbon tax rebate?
Manitoba residents receive the federal Canada Carbon Rebate quarterly. The base amount for a Manitoba resident is among the higher rebates due to Manitoba's geography and heating costs. Families with children receive additional amounts per child.
What is the Manitoba Education Property Tax Credit?
Manitoba offers a refundable Education Property Tax Credit to offset a portion of education property taxes paid (or equivalent rent rebate for renters). Eligible Manitobans can claim up to $525 through this credit on their provincial return.
Are there any Manitoba-specific RRSP or savings incentives?
Manitoba does not have a province-specific savings plan beyond the federal RRSP/TFSA system. However, Manitoba's Cooperative Farm Credit program and some agricultural tax exemptions may apply for farming residents. For most residents, the federal RRSP and TFSA rules are the primary savings vehicles.