カナダRRSP計算
RRSPの控除限度額、節税額、拠出がどう成長するかを確認します。
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About this tool
Enter your income, the contribution, your marginal tax rate, the years it grows and the expected return. The calculator shows your deduction limit (18 percent of earned income up to the yearly maximum), the tax refund and a projected value.
How RRSP saves tax
Contributions to a registered retirement savings plan are deducted from your taxable income, so you get a refund at your marginal rate. Growth is tax sheltered until you withdraw. The yearly limit is 18 percent of the previous year's earned income up to a maximum, $33,810 for 2026, plus any unused room.
Example
A $10,000 contribution at a 31 percent marginal rate saves about $3,100 in tax. At 6 percent for 25 years the contribution could grow to around $42,900.
Compare
A TFSA uses after-tax money but withdrawals are tax free. An RRSP is usually better when your tax rate now is higher than it will be in retirement.
計算例
With the boxes at their starting values (Earned income last year (CAD): 85000; RRSP contribution (CAD): 10000; Marginal tax rate (%): 31; Years of growth: 25; Expected return (%): 6), the tool shows: Deduction limit (CAD): 15,300; Amount you can deduct (CAD): 10,000; Tax refund (CAD): 3,100; Contribution after growth (CAD): 42,919; Tax saved (CAD): 3,100. Change any box to see your own numbers. The result updates as you type, and nothing leaves your browser.
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よくある質問
What is my RRSP limit?
18 percent of last year's earned income up to the maximum, plus unused room. See your CRA My Account.
Is the refund automatic?
You claim the deduction on your tax return, and the refund follows.
RRSP or TFSA?
RRSP suits higher earners. A TFSA suits those expecting a higher rate in retirement or wanting flexible withdrawals.
What is my marginal rate?
The combined federal and provincial rate on your top slice of income. Check a rate table for your province.