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Canada payroll calculator 2026

Net pay for any province: federal and provincial tax, CPP/CPP2 or QPP, EI and QPIP per pay period, from salary, hourly wage or pay.

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Net pay for any province: federal and provincial tax, CPP/CPP2 or QPP, EI and QPIP per pay period, from salary, hourly wage or pay.

CRA T4127 (2026) annualized: tax(A) = R×A − K − credits; provincial V×A − KP − credits; CPP 5.95%/4%, EI 1.63% (QC 1.30%), QPP 6.30%/4%, QPIP 0.43%

Worked example

Province or territory: Ontario
I am entering: Annual salary
Amount: 75,000
Pay frequency: Every two weeks (26)
RRSP or pension deduction per pay period: 0

→ Gross pay · per pay period: CAD 2,884.62
→ Federal income tax: CAD 317.64
→ Provincial/territorial tax: CAD 171.00
→ incl. Ontario Health Premium: CAD 28.85
→ CPP contributions (incl. CPP2): CAD 163.33
→ EI premiums: CAD 43.20
→ Take-home pay · per pay period: CAD 2,189.45
→ Take-home pay · per year: CAD 56,925.82

Limits & important notes

Covers the basic claim amounts on TD1 forms. Not included: other tax credits, taxable benefits, bonuses, commissions, union dues, CPP exemptions for disability or age. Annualized method; payroll software may differ by a few dollars per period.

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