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YT Individual Return

Yukon territorial income tax for a self-employed sole proprietor.

Applicable period 2025Written by the OpenAccountants team· Last updated May 23, 2026

Written by the OpenAccountants team. Written by the OpenAccountants team from the official sources it cites.

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Key figures — Canada, 2025

Every figure is drawn from this Guide and cited to its source.

Basic Personal Amount (BPA)

approximately $16,129

Minimum viable inputs

territory of residence on Dec 31 (must be Yukon), federal taxable income (T1 line 26000), federal net income.

Recommended inputs

marital status, spouse income, children, status Indian indicator, settlement land status, age (for Pioneer Utility Grant).

Ideal inputs

complete T1 data, prior YT428, First Nation membership status, copy of YT479.

R-YT-1 -- Not Yukon resident

Province/territory is not Yukon on December 31. This skill only applies to Yukon residents.

R-YT-2 -- Corporations/trusts

Individual sole proprietors only.

R-YT-3 -- Part-year resident

Escalate. Apply YT rates only to the period the taxpayer was Yukon-resident; another province may tax the balance.

R-YT-4 -- Status Indian on Yukon First Nation settlement land

Escalate. A Yukon First Nation with a Final Agreement Income Tax Act may have first-priority taxing right; the Yukon First Nations Income Tax Credit reduces YT tax to nil for that income.

Carbon Rebate

The federal carbon rebate (formerly Climate Action Incentive) for Yukon residents is delivered through the Yukon Government Carbon Price Rebate. This is delivered separately from YT428.

YSBITC

Individuals with eligible Yukon investments may claim 25% credit (max $25,000/yr). Non-refundable but carries forward 7 years and back 3. Coordinate with federal investment credits to avoid double benefit.

Mining royalties

If the taxpayer's T2125 includes Yukon mining or placer claim income, escalate — Yukon mining royalties and the Yukon-specific exploration tax credit have complex interactions.

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Yukon Territorial Income Tax -- Sole Proprietor Skill v1.0

Section 1 -- Quick Reference

Quick Reference

FieldValue
CountryCanada -- Yukon
TaxTerritorial income tax (YT428)
CurrencyCAD only
Tax yearCalendar year
Primary legislationIncome Tax Act (Yukon), R.S.Y. 2002, c. 118
Tax authorityCRA on behalf of Yukon
Filing portalCRA My Account / NETFILE / EFILE
FormYT428 -- Yukon Tax; YT479 (Credits); Schedule 14 (carbon rebate)
Filing deadlineJune 15 (self-employed); payment due April 30
ContributorOpen Accountants Community
Validated byLive status: https://openaccountants.com/skills/yt-individual-return
Skill version1.0

Yukon Tax Rates (2025, indexed from 2024)

Yukon Tax Rates (2025, indexed from 2024)

Taxable Income (CAD)Rate
0 -- 57,3756.40%
57,376 -- 114,7509.00%
114,751 -- 177,88210.90%
177,883 -- 500,00012.80%
500,001+15.00%

Yukon parallels the federal brackets except the top bracket starts at $500,000 (not federal level).

Basic Personal Amount (BPA)

  • Basic Personal Amount (BPA) — approximately $16,129 CAD (Yukon's BPA tracks the federal enhanced BPA. For 2025, verify against CRA published indexation tables.)

Yukon-specific credits

Yukon-specific credits

CreditNotes
Yukon First Nations Income Tax CreditFor status Indians resident on settlement land of a Yukon First Nation that has a Final Agreement Income Tax Act. Effectively cedes territorial tax to the First Nation.
Pioneer Utility GrantRefundable. Seniors 65+ resident in Yukon. Not part of YT428 itself but flows through the territorial system.
Yukon Children's Fitness Tax CreditUp to $1,000 per child; non-refundable at lowest bracket rate.
Yukon Small Business Investment Tax Credit25% of eligible investment, up to $25,000/year, with carryforward. Most relevant for corporate but individuals with eligible investments may claim.

Conservative Defaults

Conservative Defaults

AmbiguityDefault
Unknown territoryDo not apply this skill
Status Indian on settlement landEscalate (FN tax may apply instead)
Part-year residentEscalate
Unknown bracket year2025 indexed figures

Section 2 -- Required Inputs and Refusal Catalogue

Required Inputs

  • Minimum viable inputs — territory of residence on Dec 31 (must be Yukon), federal taxable income (T1 line 26000), federal net income.
  • Recommended inputs — marital status, spouse income, children, status Indian indicator, settlement land status, age (for Pioneer Utility Grant).
  • Ideal inputs — complete T1 data, prior YT428, First Nation membership status, copy of YT479.

Refusal Catalogue

  • R-YT-1 -- Not Yukon resident — Province/territory is not Yukon on December 31. This skill only applies to Yukon residents.
  • R-YT-2 -- Corporations/trusts — Individual sole proprietors only.
  • R-YT-3 -- Part-year resident — Escalate. Apply YT rates only to the period the taxpayer was Yukon-resident; another province may tax the balance.
  • R-YT-4 -- Status Indian on Yukon First Nation settlement land — Escalate. A Yukon First Nation with a Final Agreement Income Tax Act may have first-priority taxing right; the Yukon First Nations Income Tax Credit reduces YT tax to nil for that income.

Section 3 -- Transaction Pattern Library

Yukon tax is computed from federal return data. Transaction classification is in ca-fed-t2125.

Section 4 -- Worked Examples

Example 1 -- Low Income

Input: Taxable income $20,000. Single.

Computation:

  • Gross Yukon tax: $20,000 × 6.40% = $1,280.00
  • BPA credit: $16,129 × 6.40% = $1,032.26
  • Basic territorial tax: $247.74

Example 2 -- Mid-Range

Input: Taxable income $90,000. Single.

Computation:

  • $57,375 at 6.40% = $3,672.00
  • $32,625 at 9.00% = $2,936.25
  • Gross Yukon tax: $6,608.25
  • BPA credit: $1,032.26
  • Basic territorial tax: $5,575.99

Example 3 -- High Income

Input: Taxable income $600,000. Single.

Computation:

  • $57,375 at 6.40% = $3,672.00
  • $57,375 at 9.00% = $5,163.75
  • $63,132 at 10.90% = $6,881.39
  • $322,118 at 12.80% = $41,231.10
  • $100,000 at 15.00% = $15,000.00
  • Gross Yukon tax: $71,948.24
  • BPA credit: $1,032.26
  • Basic territorial tax: $70,915.98

Example 4 -- Status Indian on Yukon FN Settlement Land

Input: Status Indian under the Indian Act, resident on settlement land of a Yukon First Nation with a Final Agreement Income Tax Act, employment income $80,000 earned on settlement land.

Treatment:

  • Income may be exempt from federal tax under s. 87 Indian Act.
  • Yukon First Nation income tax (FN Final Agreement) and Yukon First Nations Income Tax Credit interact: territorial tax is effectively transferred to the FN.
  • Escalate to a Yukon CPA familiar with FN Final Agreement Income Tax Acts.

Section 5 -- Edge Cases

EC-YT-1: Carbon Rebate

  • Carbon Rebate — The federal carbon rebate (formerly Climate Action Incentive) for Yukon residents is delivered through the Yukon Government Carbon Price Rebate. This is delivered separately from YT428.

EC-YT-2: Yukon Small Business Investment Tax Credit (YSBITC)

  • YSBITC — Individuals with eligible Yukon investments may claim 25% credit (max $25,000/yr). Non-refundable but carries forward 7 years and back 3. Coordinate with federal investment credits to avoid double benefit.

EC-YT-3: Mining royalties

  • Mining royalties — If the taxpayer's T2125 includes Yukon mining or placer claim income, escalate — Yukon mining royalties and the Yukon-specific exploration tax credit have complex interactions.

Section 6 -- Self-checks

  • Confirmed territory of residence is Yukon on Dec 31 of the tax year.
  • Federal taxable income reconciles to line 26000 of T1.
  • BPA applied at 6.40% (lowest YT bracket).
  • Bracket boundaries match 2025 indexed thresholds.
  • First Nation status checked; YFN Income Tax Credit applied if applicable.
  • Yukon-specific credits (Children's Fitness, YSBITC) considered.
  • Output flags any [T2]/[T3] item for reviewer judgement.

Section 7 -- Disclaimer

This skill and its outputs are provided for informational and computational purposes only and do not constitute tax, legal, or financial advice. Open Accountants and its contributors accept no liability for any errors, omissions, or outcomes arising from the use of this skill. All outputs must be reviewed and signed off by a qualified professional (a Canadian CPA familiar with Yukon territorial tax) before filing.

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