"The increase to the top two tax brackets and introduction of a new bracket on income over $1 million would start in the 2027 tax year and are projected to raise $225M in 2026/27, $925M in 2027/28, and $1,000M in 2028/29." — bcndp.ca, retrieved 2016-10-13

"The changes only impact the top 3.88% of British Columbian income earners. The increased tax rate only applies on income earned over each tax bracket threshold. There is no change to the taxation on the portion of income of any taxpayer that is below $190,405, so an individual with a taxable income of $200,000 only pays an increased rate on the last $9,595.

For very high income individuals:

1. The portion of their income between $190,405 to $265,545 will be taxed at 18.8%
2. The portion of their income between $265,545 and $1,000,000 will be taxed at 22.5%
3. The portion of their income above $1,000,000 will be taxed at 24.5%."

— bcndp.ca, retrieved 2026-10-13

"Lorne Doerkson, leader of the Conservative Party of BC pledged today that his new government will never raise taxes on British Columbians." — conservativebc.ca, retrieved 2026-10-13

"Introduce a one-time Fair Share tax on extreme wealth, beginning at 5% on net wealth above $50 million, 10% above $100 million, and 20% above $1 billion. This is estimated to raise approximately $22.2 billion after accounting for administrative costs and behavioural responses." — Believe in Better, retrieved 2026-10-13

"5% on net wealth above $50 million.

10% above $100 million.

20% above $1 billion.

This is estimated to raise approximately $22.2B."

— bcgreens.ca, retrieved 2026-10-15

"Introduce a progressive tax on extreme wealth above $50 million, raising an estimated $22.2 billion through a one-time levy, followed by an annual wealth tax expected to raise about $5.4 billion a year, affecting roughly 0.1% of the population." — Believe in Better, retrieved 2026-10-13

"Establish an ongoing annual tax on extreme wealth, beginning at 2% on net wealth above $50 million, 3% above $100 million, and 5% above $1 billion. This is estimated to generate approximately $5.4 billion each year." — Believe in Better, retrieved 2026-10-13

"2% on net wealth above $50 million.

3% above $100 million.

5% above $1 billion.

This is estimated to raise approximately $5.4B each year."

— bcgreens.ca, retrieved 2026-10-15

"Introduce a progressive tax on extreme wealth above $50 million, raising an estimated $22.2 billion through a one-time levy, followed by an annual wealth tax expected to raise about $5.4 billion a year, affecting roughly 0.1% of the population." — Believe in Better, retrieved 2026-10-13

"Establish a dedicated tax enforcement and design process to close wealth-tax loopholes as they emerge, including stronger rules around trusts, debt, asset valuation, residency and beneficial ownership, and work with other governments where information-sharing or enforcement requires federal or interprovincial cooperation." — Believe in Better, retrieved 2026-10-13

"Reform resource royalties so British Columbians receive a fairer return from publicly owned resources, including restoring the 50% net-profit objective for oil and gas, which could raise nearly $3 billion more in 2027/28 alone." — Believe in Better, retrieved 2026-10-13

"Reform BC’s oil and gas royalty system to achieve the Province’s original objective of collecting 50% of net profits after production costs. In 2027/28, this would generate an estimated $4.1 billion in natural gas royalties, nearly $3 billion more than the Province currently forecasts. We will also review royalty regimes in mining, forestry and other areas to ensure British Columbians receive a fair return when companies profit from publicly owned resources." — Believe in Better, retrieved 2026-10-13

"Establish a minimum effective tax for large corporations so companies cannot stack deductions and tax breaks to reduce their provincial tax contribution below a reasonable floor." — Believe in Better, retrieved 2026-10-13