What is the CRA mileage rate 2026 for Ontario?
Ontario uses 73 cents per kilometre for the first 5,000 km in 2026 and 67 cents per kilometre after that.
Ontario uses the CRA province automobile allowance rates: 73 cents per kilometre for the first 5,000 km in 2026 and 67 cents per kilometre after that.
Ontario uses the CRA province automobile allowance rates for 2026: 73 cents per kilometre for the first 5,000 kilometres and 67 cents per kilometre after that. The higher territory rates do not apply to Ontario.
For 7,000 business kilometres in Ontario during 2026, the first 5,000 km use 73 cents per kilometre and the remaining 2,000 km use 67 cents per kilometre. That produces a CRA benchmark allowance of CAD 4,990 before comparing it with the employer policy.
Ontario does not use the CRA territory uplift. Use the territory rate only for the territories listed in CRA guidance.
The CRA rate is a benchmark for a reasonable per-kilometre allowance. The tax treatment still depends on whether the payment is tied to business kilometres and whether records support the trips.
Full province and territory rate table with official-source links.
Explains when an automobile allowance is taxable.
Official 2026 province and territory automobile allowance rates.
Ontario uses 73 cents per kilometre for the first 5,000 km in 2026 and 67 cents per kilometre after that.
No. Ontario follows the province rate. The higher territory rate is for the territories covered by CRA's northern allowance guidance.
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