The tax deducted from a paycheck depends on the tax brackets the taxpayer falls in, and the territorial or provincial, and federal income tax rates that apply to the taxpayer’s income. Along with taxes, the CPP amount and EI premiums are also deducted from a paycheck.
For instance, if you live in Saskatchewan, and make $50,000 in a year, you’ll pay $11,386 in income taxes. But living in British Columbia, if you make $50,000 in a year your tax for the year will be $10,109.