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Computer and information systems managers Job Salary in Alberta

Discover how much you really take home after taxes in Alberta. Compare wages across Canada.

Find out exactly how much a Computer and information systems managers earns in Alberta. Our 2026 data shows that the average Computer and information systems managers take-home pay is influenced by specific provincial tax brackets, affecting your bottom line. Use our tool to see your true net income.

Hourly Rate
$71/hr
Average Hourly Rate.
Varies +/- 5% based on experience.
Gross Income
$147,625
Average Annual Income for Computer and information systems managers
Take Home Pay
$104,978
Net Annual Income in Alberta
Tax Rate
25.6%
Average Tax Rate (Fed + Prov)

Paycheck Breakdown

2026 Estimates

Annually

Gross Pay
$147,625
Net Pay
$104,978
Tax
-$37,730
CPP/EI
-$4,917

Monthly

Gross Pay
$12,302
Net Pay
$8,748
Tax
-$3,144
CPP/EI
-$409

Bi-Weekly

Gross Pay
$5,678
Net Pay
$4,038
Tax
-$1,451
CPP/EI
-$189

Computer and information systems managers Salary Comparison Across Canada

See how Computer and information systems managers salaries compare in other provinces.

ProvinceTake Home (Net)
Alberta
$104,978
NAT
$116,268View
Ontario
$106,099View
British Columbia
$103,014View
PEI
$100,491View
Saskatchewan
$93,166View
Quebec
$91,744View
Nova Scotia
$87,671View
Manitoba
$86,440View
Newfoundland and Labrador
$84,954View
New Brunswick
$81,993View

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Alberta Salary Questions

What is the average salary in Alberta?

The median salary across all occupations in Alberta varies significantly by role. For Computer and information systems managers, wages can range based on experience and location.

Check the specific job search above for the most accurate current data for 2025.

How much tax do you pay in Alberta?

Alberta follows a progressive tax system. For example, on a $70,000 salary:

  • You'll pay approximately $4,025 in provincial tax.
  • You'll pay approximately $8,347 in federal tax.
  • Your combined average tax rate would be roughly 17.7%.

* Estimates based on 2026 tax projections. Use the full calculator for exact figures including CPP/EI.

What is the minimum wage in Alberta?

Minimum wage rates are subject to change. As of late 2025, ensure you check the latest provincial government announcements for the exact current hourly minimum wage in Alberta.

Market Insights

Top Paying Jobs in Alberta (2025-26)

1. Software developers and programmers

~$98,000

2. Registered nurses and registered psychiatric nurses

~$85,000

3. Construction managers

~$95,000

4. Financial auditors and accountants

~$80,000

5. Electricians (except industrial and power system)

~$75,000

7. Heavy-duty equipment mechanics

~$76,000

8. Secondary school teachers

~$85,000

9. Computer and information systems managers

~$92,000

10. Welders and related machine operators

~$70,000

* Averages based on national trends and 2025 projections. Actual wages vary by experience and specific employer.