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GIS Income and Clawback Estimator

Model your income choices

See how pulling cash from a RRIF, TFSA, or work impacts your GIS next year.

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Target amount to test from RRIF, TFSA, or work.

Current taxable income (CPP, pensions, RRIF minimums).

Estimate only. Final GIS payments are determined by Service Canada based on your tax return.

Compare your options

Option 1: Pull from TFSA

Monthly GIS impact (next benefit year)

$0/month (Full GIS maintained)

Est. income tax owed

$0

Total net value kept

$3,000

100% of target amount

TFSA withdrawals are non-taxable and completely excluded from GIS income calculations.

Option 2: Earn from work

Monthly GIS impact (next benefit year)

$0/month (No GIS reduction)

Est. income tax owed

$525

Total net value kept

$2,475

83% of total earnings

Work exemption applied: First $5,000 of work income is 100% exempt from GIS calculations.

Option 3: Pull from RRIF / RRSP

Monthly GIS impact (next benefit year)

-$125/month (GIS reduction)

Est. income tax owed

$525

Total net value kept

$975

33% of withdrawal amount

RRIF withdrawals count as 100% taxable income, triggering the standard 50% GIS reduction.

Official sources (canada.ca)

Last reviewed for this tool: 2026-07-02. Amounts may change.

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