Individuals; Tax filers and dependants by total income, sex and age groups (final T1 Family File; T1FF).

Individuals; Tax filers by age groups and income groups (preliminary T1 Family File; T1FF).

This table presents income shares, thresholds, tax shares, and total counts of individual Canadian tax filers, with a focus on high income individuals (95% income threshold, 99% threshold, etc.). Income thresholds are geography-specific; for example, the number of Nova Scotians in the top 1% will be calculated as the number of taxfiling Nova Scotians whose total income exceeded the 99% income threshold of Nova Scotian tax filers. Different definitions of income are available in the table namely market, total, and after-tax income, both with and without capital gains.

This edition of T1 Filing Compliance presents data based on income tax and benefit returns for the 2016 tax year. Initial assessment values were used to produce the tables. Any changes resulting from reassessments are not included; therefore, statistics in this publication are subject to change.

Ensures the Agency achieves its responsibilities and priorities of assisting Canadians to meet their filing obligations, while also ensuring Canadians receive the benefits they are entitled to. This value is derived by dividing the total number of taxpayers who filed after the letter was issued by the total number of letters issued. This supports the Minister Mandate commitment to ensure that CRA is a client-focused agency that will proactively contact Canadians who are entitled to, but are not receiving, tax benefits.

Ensures the Agency achieves its responsibilities and priorities of assisting Canadians to meet their filing obligations, while also ensuring Canadians receive the benefits they are entitled to. This value is derived by dividing the total number of taxpayers who filed after the letter was issued by the total number of letters issued. This supports the Minister Mandate commitment to ensure that CRA is a client-focused agency that will proactively contact Canadians who are entitled to, but are not receiving, tax benefits.

Ensures the Agency achieves its responsibilities and priorities of assisting Canadians to meet their filing obligations, while also ensuring Canadians receive the benefits they are entitled to. This value is derived by dividing the total number of taxpayers who filed after the letter was issued by the total number of letters issued. This supports the Minister Mandate commitment to ensure that CRA is a client-focused agency that will proactively contact Canadians who are entitled to, but are not receiving, tax benefits.

Ensures the Agency achieves its responsibilities and priorities of assisting Canadians to meet their filing obligations, while also ensuring Canadians receive the benefits they are entitled to. This value is derived by dividing the total number of taxpayers who filed after the letter was issued by the total number of letters issued. This supports the Minister Mandate commitment to ensure that CRA is a client-focused agency that will proactively contact Canadians who are entitled to, but are not receiving, tax benefits.

This edition of T1 Filing Compliance presents data based on income tax and benefit returns for the 2017 tax year. Initial assessment values were used to produce the tables. Any changes resulting from reassessments are not included; therefore, statistics in this publication are subject to change.

[OECD] Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development. (2023). PSE Database for Canada. https://www.oecd.org/agriculture/topics/agricultural-policy-monitoring-and-evaluation/pse-can-2023.xls[OECD] Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development. (2023b). Canada: Estimates of Support to Agriculture, Definitions and Sources. https://www.oecd.org/agriculture/topics/agricultural-policy-monitoring-and-evaluation/cookbook-can-2023.pdf This is a version of the OECD's PSE Database for Canada that was downloaded from https://www.oecd.org/agriculture/topics/agricultural-policy-monitoring-and-evaluation/pse-can-2023.xls, together with the accompanying Definitions and Sources document that was downloaded from https://www.oecd.org/agriculture/topics/agricultural-policy-monitoring-and-evaluation/cookbook-can-2023.pdf. Unfortunately with a reorganization of the OECD's website these links are currently no longer working and there are not yet any comparable links to the PSE Database or Definitions and Sources document. So we are including the versions we previously downloaded from the OECD here. This "PSE Database" published by the OECD includes the OECD's “Total Support Estimate” [TSE] of the transfers induced by Canadian agricultural policy, which is composed of three underlying components: (1) a “Producer Support Estimate” (or "PSE" proper) of transfers from Canadian taxpayers and consumers to individual agricultural producers, (2) a “General Services Support Estimate” [GSSE] of transfers from Canadian taxpayers to general services for the agricultural sector, and (3) an estimate of Canadian “Transfers to Consumers from Taxpayers” [TCT].

Ensures the Agency achieves its responsibilities and priorities of assisting Canadians to meet their filing obligations, while also ensuring Canadians receive the benefits they are entitled to. This value is derived by dividing the total number of taxpayers who filed after the letter was issued by the total number of letters issued. This supports the Minister Mandate commitment to ensure that CRA is a client-focused agency that will proactively contact Canadians who are entitled to, but are not receiving, tax benefits.

Ensures the Agency achieves its responsibilities and priorities of assisting Canadians to meet their filing obligations, while also ensuring Canadians receive the benefits they are entitled to. This value is derived by dividing the total number of taxpayers who filed after the letter was issued by the total number of letters issued. This supports the Minister Mandate commitment to ensure that CRA is a client-focused agency that will proactively contact Canadians who are entitled to, but are not receiving, tax benefits.

Ensures the Agency achieves its responsibilities and priorities of assisting Canadians to meet their filing obligations, while also ensuring Canadians receive the benefits they are entitled to. This value is derived by dividing the total number of taxpayers who filed after the letter was issued by the total number of letters issued. This supports the Minister Mandate commitment to ensure that CRA is a client-focused agency that will proactively contact Canadians who are entitled to, but are not receiving, tax benefits.

Ensures the Agency achieves its responsibilities and priorities of assisting Canadians to meet their filing obligations, while also ensuring Canadians receive the benefits they are entitled to. This value is derived by dividing the total number of taxpayers who filed after the letter was issued by the total number of letters issued. This supports the Minister Mandate commitment to ensure that CRA is a client-focused agency that will proactively contact Canadians who are entitled to, but are not receiving, tax benefits.

Ensures the Agency achieves its responsibilities and priorities of assisting Canadians to meet their filing obligations, while also ensuring Canadians receive the benefits they are entitled to. This value is derived by dividing the total number of taxpayers who filed after the letter was issued by the total number of letters issued. This supports the Minister Mandate commitment to ensure that CRA is a client-focused agency that will proactively contact Canadians who are entitled to, but are not receiving, tax benefits.