How much CCB will I get in British Columbia with an income of $60,000?

Based on July 2026 benefit rates, a single parent (2 children) earning $60,000 in British Columbia can expect approximately $1,372 per month in total government benefits.

Is the Canada Child Benefit taxable?

No, the Canada Child Benefit (CCB) is a tax-free monthly payment made to eligible families to help with the cost of raising children under 18 years of age.

British Columbia Child Benefit Estimator [2026]

Reviewing benefits for a Single Parent (2 Children) with a net income of $60,000.

Estimated Monthly Support

$1,372 /mo

~$16,465 per year (Tax-Free)

Household Profile

Province

Marital Status

Net Household Income

Shared Custody?40-60% split

Rural Area?+20% Carbon Rebate

Children

Max Rate

Child Age

Disability (DTC)Required T2201

Requires an approved Form T2201 (Disability Tax Credit Certificate) on file with the CRA. This adds up to $3,411 per year per child.

Max Rate

Child Age

Disability (DTC)Required T2201

Requires an approved Form T2201 (Disability Tax Credit Certificate) on file with the CRA. This adds up to $3,411 per year per child.

Estimated Annual Benefit

$16,465 / yr

Your Result Explained

At an income of $60,000, your family falls into the eligible range for federal benefits. Based on a household income of $60,000, a Single Parent (2 Children) in British Columbia qualifies for approximately $16,465 per year in government support. This , plus includes the quarterly GST/HST credit and the BC Family Benefit.

Benefit Breakdown

Canada Child Benefit (CCB): $13,613 / year
BC Family Benefit: $2,599 / year
Tax Credits (GST + Carbon): $253 / year

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