What changes on January 1, 2027
A summary built from the other pages on this site: the figures the official pages already publish for 2027, and the ones that are not published yet. Nothing here is estimated.
Already published for 2027
| Figure | 2026 | 2027 | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| EI maximum insurable earnings | $68,900 | $70,800 | canada.ca official |
| EI employee premium rate, outside Québec | 1.63% | 1.64% | canada.ca official |
| EI employee premium rate, Québec | 1.30% | 1.29% | canada.ca official |
| RRSP dollar limit | $33,810 | $35,390 | canada.ca official |
| Maximum pensionable earnings (YMPE) | $74,600 | $76,700 | canada.ca official |
| Additional maximum pensionable earnings (YAMPE) | $85,000 | $87,400 | canada.ca official |
Not published yet
The official pages do not show these for 2027 yet, so we show no figure. Any number elsewhere is a guess.
Not announced yet. The CRA page lists TFSA limits only up to 2026. The 2026 limit is $7,000.
CPP contribution rate and maximums for 2027
The CRA's CPP page lists 2026 and 2025 only. No 2027 CPP contribution rate or maximum is shown, so none is shown here.
Maximum weekly EI benefit for 2027
The EI benefit page states the 2026 weekly maximum only. No 2027 weekly maximum is shown.
Income tax brackets and basic personal amounts for 2027
We show the 2026 tax year only. The CRA's current-year page we read covers 2026; we show no 2027 figures.
RRSP contribution deadline for the 2026 tax year
The CRA's due-dates page does not list it yet, so it is not shown.
Minimum wage
None of the current minimum wage rates in the provinces, territories or federal rules we show started on January 1: they change on April 1, May 1, June 1, September 1 or October 1. See minimum wage by province and territory.
Dates in early 2027
What changed
- Oct 28, 2026The CRA pages already list the 2027 EI figures, the 2027 RRSP dollar limit and the 2027 pensionable earnings limits.
Date is the day we read the official pages.
Before you rely on this
This page reads the other pages on this site, so it is only as complete as they are: a figure missing here is not announced, or not yet read on an official page. Confirm each figure on the page it links to. General information, not tax or financial advice.