TaxWise

TaxWise 2026 Tax Estimates for Alberta Plan ahead for tax season with a simple estimator built for Alberta residents. Enter your income, add business expenses, and see an estimate of federal tax, Alberta tax, and CPP, so you know how much to set aside throughout the year. TaxWise is a planning tool. It does not file your taxes, replace a tax professional, or connect to the CRA. WHO IT’S FOR • Alberta residents estimating 2026 taxes • Employees with T4-style wages • Self employed workers and gig earners with platform income • Anyone earning both employment and self employment income WHAT YOU CAN ESTIMATE • Federal income tax (2026 brackets) • Alberta provincial tax (2026 brackets) • CPP contributions (employment and self-employment) • Total set aside income tax plus CPP in one clear number Results show a full breakdown: federal tax, Alberta tax, effective tax rate, and CPP with a short note on how CPP works for self employed earners. FLEXIBLE INCOME INPUTS Choose the setup that fits you: • Employment — gross wages and tax already withheld • Self Employment — income from one or more platforms • Both — employment and self employment together For self employment, add deductible business expenses such as gas, vehicle maintenance, insurance, registration, phone, internet, supplies, vehicle depreciation (CCA), and other costs with business use percentage where it applies. UPDATE AS THE YEAR GOES ON Income and expenses change. Revise your entries mid-year and recalculate anytime to see how your estimate shifts. SIGN IN OR TRY AS GUEST • Sign in with Apple to save your entries on this device • Continue as guest to try the estimator without an account (guest entries are not saved) Signed in data stays on your device only (not synced across devices). PRIVACY FIRST Your tax inputs are stored locally when you sign in. Guest mode does not save data. You can clear all tax data or delete your account anytime from Settings. IMPORTANT Estimates only. Not tax advice. Not affiliated with the CRA or Alberta Finance. Results are based on the information you enter and 2026 tax rules built into the app. Your actual tax may differ. Consult a qualified tax professional for advice specific to your situation. Requirements: iPhone, iOS 17 or later. Alberta residents, 2026 tax year.