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Summary

For the 2026 tax year the Old Age Security clawback threshold is $95,323 of net annual income. Income above this amount incurs a 15β€―% recovery, and the entire OAS pension is eliminated once income reaches roughly $152,000–$158,000, confirming the updated threshold and the possibility of losing benefits this year.

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  • OAS Clawback (2026) Explained | HomeEquity Bank

    The OAS clawback threshold for 2026 is $95,323. This means that if your net annual income exceeds this amount, you will have to repay a portion of your OAS benefits. For every $1 of income above $95,323, the maximum OAS pension is reduced by ...

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  • OAS Clawback: What You Need to Know | H&R Block Canada

    OAS clawback is the unofficial name for the Old Age Security pension recovery tax. This tax reduces or stops your benefits if your annual net income crosses a certain threshold. For the 2026 tax year, that limit is $95,323.

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