Saskatchewan Low-Income Tax Credit SLITC Payment Calculator 2026–2027

Estimate your Saskatchewan Low-Income Tax Credit (SLITC)

👤 Personal information

Single Individual

Base credit: $460

Married / Common-Law

Base + spouse: $920

Adjusted Family Net Income ($)

Number of Children Under 19

Total Annual SLITC

$0.00

Quarterly: $0.00

MAXIMUM CREDIT

Base Credit

$0.00

Spouse Component

$0.00

Children Component

$0.00

Base

Spouse

Children

Adjusted family net income $0

$0 $39,345 $81,668+

✓ Maximum Credit: Your income is below $39,345. You receive the full SLITC.

STEP 1 — Base Credit

Base Credit (Individual)$460.00

STEP 2 — Spouse Component

Marital StatusSingle

Spouse Component$0.00

STEP 3 — Children Component

Number of children0

Children counted (max 2)0

Children Component ($181 each)$0.00

STEP 4 — Total Maximum Credit

Base + Spouse + Children$460.00

STEP 5 — Income Reduction

Your AFNI$0

Income over $39,345$0

Reduction$0.00

STEP 6 — Final Credit

Annual SLITC$0.00

Quarterly Payment$0.00

📋 SLITC maximum amounts (2026–2027)

Family Situation	Base	Spouse	Children (max 2)	Total Maximum

Income Thresholds: Full credit up to $39,345 | Partial credit up to $81,668
Payment: Combined with quarterly federal CGEB — paid in Jan, Apr, Jul, Oct

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⚠️ This calculator provides estimated SLITC amounts for informational purposes only. Actual SLITC payments are determined by the Canada Revenue Agency on behalf of the Saskatchewan provincial government, based on your tax return and individual circumstances. This tool uses the official SLITC rules and maximum amounts for the 2026–2027 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

What is the Saskatchewan Low-Income Tax Credit (SLITC)? ▼

The SLITC is a tax-free quarterly payment to help low- and modest-income Saskatchewan individuals and families. It's combined with the quarterly federal Canada Groceries and Essentials Benefit (CGEB).

How much is the SLITC in 2026–2027? ▼

For July 2026 to June 2027, the program provides $460 for an individual, $460 for a spouse or common-law partner, and $181 per child (maximum of two children) — up to $1,282 per family.

At what income does the SLITC reduce? ▼

The credit reduces when your adjusted family net income exceeds $39,345.

At what income is the SLITC fully phased out? ▼

The SLITC is fully phased out when your adjusted family net income reaches $81,668.

Do I need to apply for the SLITC? ▼

No. You do not need to apply separately. The CRA automatically determines your eligibility based on your tax return. Just file your taxes every year.

When are SLITC payments made? ▼

SLITC payments are combined with the federal CGEB and paid quarterly in January, April, July, and October.

Is the SLITC taxable? ▼

No, the SLITC is a non-taxable benefit. You do not need to report it on your tax return.

How many children count toward the SLITC? ▼

Only the first two children under 19 count toward the children component of the SLITC. Additional children do not increase the credit.

Does the SLITC affect other benefits? ▼

No. The SLITC is a separate provincial credit and does not affect your eligibility for other federal or provincial benefits.

What if my income changes? ▼

The SLITC is recalculated annually based on your previous year's family net income. A change in income in 2025 affects payments starting July 2026.

⚠️This tool is for information purpose only. We do not guarantee any claim.
It is made based on data publicaly available on official website of concerned department.

Last Updated: March 2026 | Official Determination Required

Saskatchewan Low-Income Tax Credit SLITC Payment Calculator 2026–2027

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