Which province pays the highest taxes in Canada?
The province with the highest taxes is Quebec. The main reason for this is because the Quebec government finances things that other provincial governments do not. Other provinces that follow closely behind Quebec are: Newfoundland and Labrador.
Which Canadian province has the cheapest taxes?
As income increases, British Columbia, Alberta and Saskatchewan offer better tax rates than the rest of the Canadian provinces. At $100,000 of income an individual in the three western-most provinces faces an overall provincial tax burden ranging from $6,399 in British Columbia to $9,820 in Saskatchewan.