Marks on 04 October 2011
If you were wondering, the worst provincial taxing in Canada is in Nova Scotia, where it hits 21% on income over $150,000 (on top of the 29% federally) meaning if you live in Nova Scotia and make $150,000 or more the taxman takes half of it.
The best tax situation is in Alberta where it's a flat 10% no matter what you make, so the most you'll be paying including federal is 39%. That's because Alberta is the most conservative province and they have a bunch of oil and shit.
