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Quebec provincial income tax rate — Band 1 (0–53,255)
14%Taxation Act (Quebec), s. 750
Quebec provincial income tax rate — Band 2 (53,256–106,495)
19%Taxation Act (Quebec), s. 750
Quebec provincial income tax rate — Band 3 (106,496–129,590)
24%Taxation Act (Quebec), s. 750
Quebec provincial income tax rate — Band 4 (129,591+)
25.75%Taxation Act (Quebec), s. 750
Quebec Band 1 upper threshold
$53,255Taxation Act (Quebec), s. 750
Quebec Band 2 lower threshold
$53,256Taxation Act (Quebec), s. 750
Quebec Band 2 upper threshold
$106,495Taxation Act (Quebec), s. 750
Quebec Band 3 lower threshold
$106,496Taxation Act (Quebec), s. 750
Quebec Band 3 upper threshold
$129,590Taxation Act (Quebec), s. 750
Quebec Band 4 lower threshold
$129,591Taxation Act (Quebec), s. 750
Non-refundable credit rate (applied to credit base)
14%Taxation Act (Quebec), s. 752+
Basic personal amount (non-refundable credit base — single)
$18,056Taxation Act (Quebec), s. 752+
Basic personal non-refundable credit value (18,056 × 14%)
$2,527.84Taxation Act (Quebec), s. 752+
QPP self-employed contribution rate (employee + employer, double)
12.80%Act respecting the QPP, s. 50+
QPP2 self-employed contribution rate (double)
8.00%Act respecting the QPP, s. 50+
Maximum QPP contribution (self-employed, 2025)
$8,678.40Act respecting the QPP, s. 50+
Maximum QPP2 contribution (self-employed, 2025)
$792.00Act respecting the QPP, s. 50+
QPP basic exemption (earnings floor for QPP calculation)
$3,500Act respecting the QPP, s. 50+
CPP contribution rate (for comparison only — not applicable to QC residents)
11.90%Canada Pension Plan Act
QPIP self-employed premium rate
0.878%Act respecting parental insurance
QPIP maximum insurable earnings
$98,000Act respecting parental insurance
QPIP maximum annual premium (self-employed, 2025)
$860.44Act respecting parental insurance
QHSF rate below lower threshold
0%Act respecting RAMQ, s. 34
QHSF lower income threshold (rate starts at 0%)
$16,780Act respecting RAMQ, s. 34
QHSF upper income threshold (rate reaches 1%)
$59,885Act respecting RAMQ, s. 34
QHSF flat rate above upper threshold
1%Act respecting RAMQ, s. 34
TP-1 filing deadline (self-employed)
June 15Taxation Act (Quebec), CQLR c. I-3
TP-1 balance owing payment deadline
April 30Taxation Act (Quebec), CQLR c. I-3
Quebec abatement on federal basic tax (T1 line 44000)
16.5%ITA (Canada), s. 120(2)
Solidarity tax credit — QST component per adult
$360Taxation Act (Quebec), s. 1029.8.116.12+
Solidarity tax credit — housing component
$756Taxation Act (Quebec), s. 1029.8.116.12+
Solidarity tax credit — Northern village component
$2,005Taxation Act (Quebec), s. 1029.8.116.12+
Solidarity tax credit — income reduction threshold
$40,060Taxation Act (Quebec), s. 1029.8.116.12+
Solidarity tax credit — reduction rate above income threshold
3% of family income above $40,060Taxation Act (Quebec), s. 1029.8.116.12+
Section 1 -- Quick Reference
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Country | Canada -- Quebec |
| Tax | Quebec provincial income tax (TP-1) + QPP + QPIP + QHSF |
| Currency | CAD only |
| Tax year | Calendar year |
| Primary legislation | Taxation Act (Quebec), CQLR c. I-3 |
| Supporting legislation | QPP Act; QPIP Act; ITA (Canada) |
| Tax authority | Revenu Quebec (provincial); CRA (federal) |
| Filing portal | Revenu Quebec My Account (ImpotNet) |
| Form | TP-1 + Schedule E (QPP) + Schedule F (QPIP) + TP-80 (self-employment) |
| Filing deadline | June 15 (self-employed); payment due April 30 |
| Contributor | Open Accountants Community |
| Validated by | Live status: https://openaccountants.com/skills/qc-individual-return |
| Skill version | 2.0 |
Quebec Tax Rates (2025)
| Taxable Income (CAD) | Rate |
|---|---|
| 0 -- 53,255 | 14% |
| 53,256 -- 106,495 | 19% |
| 106,496 -- 129,590 | 24% |
| 129,591+ | 25.75% |
QPP Self-Employed (2025)
| Item | Value |
|---|---|
| QPP rate (double) | 12.80% (vs CPP 11.90%) |
| QPP2 rate (double) | 8.00% |
| Max QPP contribution | $8,678.40 |
| Max QPP2 contribution | $792.00 |
QPIP Self-Employed (2025)
| Item | Value |
|---|---|
| Rate | 0.878% |
| Max insurable earnings | $98,000 |
| Max premium | $860.44 |
Conservative Defaults
| Ambiguity | Default |
|---|---|
| Unknown province | Do not apply this skill |
| Unknown parts familiales | 1 part (single) |
| Unknown QHSF income | Apply graduated formula |
ca-fed-t2125. Quebec taxable income may differ from federal due to Quebec-specific rules.Input: Quebec taxable income $30,000. Self-employment $30,000. Single.
Computation:
Input: Quebec taxable income $80,000. Single.
Computation:
Input: Quebec taxable income $200,000. Single.
Computation:
QUEBEC TP-1 -- Working Paper (2025)
A. INCOME
A1. Quebec taxable income (TP-1 line 299) ___________
A2. Net self-employment income ___________
B. QUEBEC TAX
B1. Gross Quebec tax (4 brackets) ___________
B2. Quebec non-refundable credits (x 14%) ___________
B3. Net Quebec tax (B1 - B2, min 0) ___________
C. SOCIAL CONTRIBUTIONS
C1. QPP (Schedule E) ___________
C2. QPP2 ___________
C3. QPIP (Schedule F) ___________
C4. QHSF (line 448) ___________
D. TOTAL QUEBEC OBLIGATIONS
D1. B3 + C1 + C2 + C3 + C4 ___________
REVIEWER FLAGS:
[ ] Province confirmed as Quebec?
[ ] QPP rates used (NOT CPP)?
[ ] Quebec income computed independently?
[ ] QHSF graduated formula applied?
[ ] Quebec abatement noted on federal?
Quebec tax is computed from TP-80 data. Bank statement classification follows ca-fed-t2125 patterns. Quebec-specific banks: Desjardins (CSV: Date, Description, Withdrawal, Deposit).
ONBOARDING QUESTIONS -- QUEBEC TP-1
1. Province of residence on December 31?
2. Net self-employment income?
3. Marital status and spouse income?
4. Number of dependant children?
5. QPP contributions from employment (RL-1)?
6. QPIP premiums from employment?
7. Rent paid or property tax paid?
8. Municipal address (for solidarity credit)?
9. Medical expenses, charitable donations?
10. Prior year avis de cotisation (TP-1)?
Reference Material
| Topic | Reference |
|---|---|
| Quebec brackets | Taxation Act (Quebec), s. 750 |
| Non-refundable credits | Taxation Act (Quebec), s. 752+ |
| QPP | Act respecting the QPP, s. 50+ |
| QPIP | Act respecting parental insurance |
| QHSF | Act respecting RAMQ, s. 34 |
| Quebec abatement | ITA (Canada), s. 120(2) |
| Solidarity credit | Taxation Act (Quebec), s. 1029.8.116.12+ |
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