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What are Canada's 2026 income tax brackets, and why does province of residence still change the answer?
I need a current Canadian answer, not a recycled 2025 chart. Please explain the 2026 federal brackets, why the new 14% first bracket matters, and why two people with the same income can still face different overall results.
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