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July 2026 to June 2027 · 2025 income · checked November 13, 2026

GST Credit Calculator (GST/HST Rebate) 2026–27

The GST/HST credit, which people often call the GST rebate, is paid as the Canada Groceries and Essentials Benefit since July 2026. Enter your family and your 2025 net income to see what you'll get each quarter from July 2026 to June 2027, worked out with the CRA's own formula.

On December 31, 2025 you were
GST/HST credit · July 2026 to June 2027
Family net income
$30,000
Amounts for your family
$679.00
Includes $234.00 single supplement
Reduction (5% over $46,432)
−$0.00
Each quarter
$169.75
$679.00 for the year

Paid July 2026, October 2026, January 2027, April 2027. You have to file your 2025 return (and your spouse or partner theirs).

The CRA’s benefits calculator →

Amounts checked November 13, 2026. Not affiliated with the CRA.

How the credit is worked out

  1. $445 for you and $445 for a spouse or common-law partner. A single parent gets $445 for the first child instead.
  2. $234 for each (other) child under 19.
  3. $234 more if you're a single parent; single with no children, 2% of net income over $11,564, up to $234.
  4. Less 5% of adjusted family net income over $46,432.
  5. Paid in four equal parts over the year.

GST/HST credit by family and income, July 2026 to June 2027

FamilyMaximum$30,000 family income$50,000 family income$70,000 family income
Single, no children$679$679.00$500.60$0.00
Single parent, 1 child$1,124$1,124.00$945.60$0.00
Single parent, 2 children$1,358$1,358.00$1,179.60$179.60
Couple, no children$890$890.00$711.60$0.00
Couple, 1 child$1,124$1,124.00$945.60$0.00
Couple, 2 children$1,358$1,358.00$1,179.60$179.60
Couple, 3 children$1,592$1,592.00$1,413.60$413.60

A year's total, from 2025 adjusted family net income. Children under 19. Shared-custody children count for half, which this calculator doesn't model.

Your own amount

Your notice from the CRA shows your amount and payment dates. The CRA's own calculator also estimates it.

CRA: Child and family benefits calculator

Sources

The amounts and formula are from the Income Tax Act (s. 122.5(3.005)) and the CRA's Canada Groceries and Essentials Benefit pages, checked November 13, 2026. An estimate, not tax advice; this site is not affiliated with the CRA.

Questions people ask

+How much is the GST credit for 2026–27?

From July 2026 to June 2027 (based on your 2025 return) the most you can get is $679 if you're single, $890 for a couple and $234 for each child under 19, paid in four parts. A single person with $30,000 of net income gets the full $679.00, or $169.75 a quarter.

+Is the GST rebate the same as the GST/HST credit?

Yes. "GST rebate" and "GST cheque" are what most people call the GST/HST credit, the tax-free quarterly payment for people with low and modest incomes. Since July 2026 it is called the Canada Groceries and Essentials Benefit and is 25% higher through 2031; who qualifies and how it is worked out haven't changed.

+At what income does the GST credit stop?

It goes down by 5% of your adjusted family net income over $46,432. A single person with no children gets nothing from about $60,012; a couple with two children, from about $73,592.

+When is the GST credit paid?

In July 2026, October 2026, January 2027 and April 2027, around the 5th. If your amount works out to less than $50 a quarter, the whole year is paid in one July payment.

+Do I have to apply for the GST credit?

No. File your tax return every year (your spouse or partner too) and the CRA works it out for you. Children are added through the Canada Child Benefit registration.

+What does a single person get at low incomes?

A single person with no children gets the $445 basic amount plus a supplement of up to $234 that builds up at 2% of net income over $11,564, so the full $679 is reached at $23,264. Single parents get the full supplement whatever their income.

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