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Mr. X lives in Saskatchewan. In 2021, he had employment income of $90,000 and income from capital gains of $18,000. What is his total tax liability? The applicable tax tables are as follows:

Federal Rate

Tax Bracket

Provincial Rate

Tax Bracket

Fed. 15%

$0 – $49,020

Sask. 10.5%

$0 – $33,723

Fed. 20.5%

$49,021 – $98,040

Sask. 12.5%

$33,724 – $72,885

Fed. 26%

$98,041 – $151,978

Sask. 14.5%

Over $72,885

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$29,552

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$29,875

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$31,249

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$32,774

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