Saskatchewan Tax Information
Personal income tax, sales tax, government benefits, and official references for Saskatchewan.
Saskatchewan uses a relatively flat three-bracket personal tax system and pairs GST with a separate 6% PST.
Personal income tax rates
Saskatchewan has 3 provincial tax brackets in 2025. The provincial basic personal amount is $17,661, which reduces tax by 10.50% of the amount (the first-bracket rate).
2025 Saskatchewan Personal Income Tax Brackets
| Taxable income | Tax rate |
|---|---|
| Up to $52,057 | 10.5% |
| $52,057 – $148,734 | 12.5% |
| Over $148,734 | 14.5% |
Preliminary estimate — these figures are not yet confirmed by CRA / the relevant provincial authority and may change.
Combined federal and Saskatchewan marginal rates, and prior-year tables, are on the Federal Tax Brackets & Rates page.
Calculators
Our Detailed Income Tax Calculator supports Saskatchewan — select Saskatchewan (SK) in the province dropdown for live federal + provincial calculations using the 2025 brackets and credits shown above.
Tax credits
In addition to the federal non-refundable credits, Saskatchewan offers its own set of provincial credits — including the provincial basic personal amount and (in most provinces) a provincial dividend tax credit, shown in our Non-Refundable Tax Credits page. Jurisdiction-specific credits (such as caregiver and home-renovation credits) are administered separately; see the official Saskatchewan resources at the bottom of this page.
Sales and property tax
Sales tax in Saskatchewan: GST 5% + PST 6% (Saskatchewan Provincial Sales Tax).
Property tax is administered at the municipal level in Saskatchewan and varies by city or municipality. The province does not collect a residential property tax directly.
Government benefits
Most federal benefits available across Canada — Canada Child Benefit, GST/HST credit, Climate Action Incentive Payment (where applicable), and OAS/CPP — apply in Saskatchewan the same way as in any other jurisdiction. Saskatchewan also administers its own credits and benefits; consult the provincial finance page below for current programs.
For a Canada-wide summary see our Government Benefits & Services page.
Budgets and fiscal plans
The Saskatchewan budget is published annually. For the most recent budget document and supporting materials, refer to the Saskatchewan Budget page.
Official government resources
- Saskatchewan — Personal income tax
- Saskatchewan Budget
- Canada.ca — CRA for federal tax matters
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