Baby bonus calculator

Saskatchewan baby bonus calculator

How much your Saskatchewan family gets in tax-free transfers each month — federal Canada Child Benefit plus the Saskatchewan Low-Income Tax Credit (SLITC), plus the Canada Groceries and Essentials Benefit. Pre-set to Saskatchewan; change the inputs to match your situation.

Payment channel: Quarterly with CGEB. For full program detail see the Saskatchewan child benefits page.

$75,000/year

Combined for both parents if both work. Just one parent's income if one's at home.

Any kids under 6?

Under-6 kids get more CCB ($8,157/yr vs $6,883/yr).

Your family gets

$840

tax-free per month

That's $10,223 tax-free per year — in your account, untouched by tax. (14% of your household income.)

The breakdown

  • $839.75/month — Canada Child Benefit$10,077/yr
  • $36/quarter Saskatchewan Low-Income Tax Creditpaid with quarterly federal credit$146/yr

The single-income reality check

If one parent stayed home with the kids — here's how the math changes.

Two incomes today

$6,091/mo

After tax + benefits − daycare.
Daycare for 1 kid under 6 costs about $2,640/yr in Saskatchewan.

One parent at home

$6,188/mo

After tax + benefits. No daycare bill. Spousal tax credit kicks in (~$2,300 federal saved).

One income comes out $97/month ahead.

That's $1,160more per year in the family budget — before any quality-of-life math. The benefits don't change (same household income, same AFNI). What changes: the tax bracket walks differently for a single earner, the spousal credit appears, and daycare disappears as a line item.

Assumes 60/40 split for two-income, married couple, all kids under 6 attend daycare in the two-income scenario. Open the advanced calculator for exact numbers, RRSP impact, second-income breakeven for your specific wage.

Want exact numbers?

The advanced calculator takes the full set of inputs (RRSP contributions, disability tax credit, support payments, per-child age) and visualizes the AFNI clawback curve. The number above is a ballpark; the advanced view is the exact figure your CRA notice will show.

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