Canadian individual income tax is an example of a(n) ________
tax system. Choose the correct answer.
A. flat
B. progressive
C. aggressive
D. regressive
Answer is B. Progressive.
Explanation:
Canadian Income tax rates are of a progressive nature means with the increase in level of incomes of individuals the income tax rate at which tax has to be paid increases.
Canadian Brackets are as under: | ||||
Income limit | Income tax rate | |||
Upto 46605 | 15% | |||
46605 to 93208 | 20.50% | |||
93208 to 144489 | 26% | |||
144489 to 205842 | 29% | |||
Over 205842 | 33% | |||
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