CCB New Baby Calculator 2026 | Canada Child Benefit for Newborns

Monthly CCB for New Baby

$0.00

Annual: $0.00

MAXIMUM CCB

New Baby Annual CCB

Total Family CCB (Monthly)

Total Reduction

Baby Born

June 2026

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First Payment

Aug 20, 2026

Income vs reduction tiers $0

$0 $38,237 $82,847+

ℹ️ Apply Now: Apply for CCB as soon as your baby is born — ideally through the Automated Benefits Application at the hospital.

STEP 1 — New Baby Maximum CCB

Baby's age categoryUnder 6

New Baby Annual Maximum$8,157

New Baby Monthly Maximum$679.75

STEP 2 — Total Family Maximum

Children under 61

Children 6-170

Total Maximum CCB$8,157

STEP 3 — Reduction Tier (Total Children)

Your AFNI$0

Total Children1

Reduction TierNo Reduction

STEP 4 — Total Reduction

Reduction Applied$0

STEP 5 — New Baby's Share

Baby's share of max$8,157

Baby's share of reduction$0

Final New Baby Annual CCB$8,157

Final New Baby Monthly CCB$679.75

⚠️ This calculator provides estimated CCB amounts for new babies for informational purposes only. Actual CCB payments are determined by the Canada Revenue Agency based on your tax return and individual circumstances. This tool uses the official CCB income reduction rules and maximum amounts for the 2026 benefit year (July 2026 – June 2027) but should not be considered as official confirmation of benefit amount. Always verify with the CRA or consult a qualified tax professional.

❓ FAQ

How much is CCB for a new baby in 2026? ▼

For July 2026 to June 2027, the maximum CCB for a baby under 6 is $8,157/year ($679.75/month). The actual amount depends on your adjusted family net income.

When should I apply for CCB for my newborn? ▼

You should apply as soon as your baby is born. You can apply at the same time as registering the birth using the Automated Benefits Application at the hospital.

How long does it take to receive the first CCB payment? ▼

Once the CRA receives your application, you can expect your first notice and payment within 8 weeks. Payments are made on the 20th of each month.

What documents do I need to apply for CCB for my baby? ▼

You need your Social Insurance Number (SIN), your spouse's SIN (if applicable), and proof of birth for your child (birth certificate with name and date of birth). If you apply through birth registration, proof of birth is not required.

Can I get retroactive CCB payments for my baby? ▼

Yes, you can receive retroactive payments for up to 11 months from the child's birth or the date you became eligible.

Do both parents need to file tax returns for CCB? ▼

Yes. You and your spouse or common-law partner must each file an income tax return every year, even if you have no income to report.

Is CCB for a new baby taxable? ▼

No, CCB payments are tax-free and do not need to be reported on your tax return.

What if I don't apply at birth registration? ▼

You can still apply through your CRA My Account or by mailing Form RC66 with proof of birth.

How is CCB calculated for multiple children? ▼

CCB is calculated for each child individually, then reduced based on your AFNI and the total number of children. The reduction rate increases with more children.

What is the Automated Benefits Application? ▼

The Automated Benefits Application (ABA) lets you apply for CCB and related benefits when you register your newborn's birth at the hospital. It's available in most provinces and territories.

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