Canada income percentile, age 35–44
See how your income compares with people with income in Canada aged 35–44 (2023 data).
What to enter: your annual total income before tax.
The table below shows cut-offs published by Statistics Canada, Table 11-10-0008-01.
Find your percentile in the calculator| Rank | Threshold |
|---|---|
| Top 1.9%98.14th percentile | CA$250,000 |
| Top 3.5%96.513rd percentile | CA$200,000 |
| Top 7.8%92.216th percentile | CA$150,000 |
| Top 23.1%76.9th percentile | CA$100,000 |
| Top 39%60.961st percentile | CA$75,000 |
| Bottom 39.2%39.167th percentile | CA$50,000 |
| Bottom 26.2%26.228th percentile | CA$35,000 |
| Bottom 18.7%18.676th percentile | CA$25,000 |
| Bottom 14.9%14.91st percentile | CA$20,000 |
| Bottom 11.1%11.068th percentile | CA$15,000 |
| Bottom 7.5%7.526th percentile | CA$10,000 |
| Bottom 4.5%4.451st percentile | CA$5,000 |
At or above the value means you are in that group. For values in between, use the calculator.
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Source
Adapted from Statistics Canada, Table 11-10-0008-01 (2023). This does not constitute an endorsement by Statistics Canada of this product.
Licence: Statistics Canada Open Licence
Source page: Statistics Canada, Table 11-10-0008-01
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