RCMP Salary in Canada After-Tax Calculator
An RCMP constable starts at $71,191 and reaches $115,350 in 36 months on the Treasury Board pay grid. After taxes and deductions, most officers take home $4,000 to $6,500 per month.
RCMP Salary Calculator
Estimate your take-home pay after Canadian taxes & deductions
Deduction Breakdown
RCMP Salary by Rank
Cadet (Training)
$1,000/week
26-week training at Depot
Constable
$71,191 – $115,350
Day 1 through 36 months
Corporal
$119,000 – $127,000
Supervisory role
Sergeant
$133,677
Senior leadership
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RCMP Salary After Tax
Your gross salary is not what you keep. Several deductions apply automatically to RCMP compensation:
Federal Income Tax
Progressive rates from 15% to 33%
Provincial Income Tax
Varies significantly by province
CPP
~5.95% up to yearly maximum
EI
~1.66% up to cap
Pension
~8–10% mandatory contribution
Monthly Take-Home Pay
Salary Progression (Constable)
Frequently Asked Questions
How much do RCMP officers make after tax?
Most RCMP officers earn between $50,000 and $70,000 per year after tax, depending on rank and province.
What is the RCMP monthly salary?
Monthly take-home pay typically ranges from $4,000 to $6,000.
Do RCMP officers pay pension?
Yes, pension contributions are mandatory and usually reduce salary by 8–10%.
Which province has the highest take-home pay?
Provinces with lower taxes, such as Alberta, generally provide higher net income.