Canada Payroll Tax Calculator

2026 Canada Payroll Deductions Calculator | Mobile-Optimized

Payroll Deductions Calculator

Calculate your net pay after all deductions using updated 2026 rates

Payroll Deductions Results

Gross Pay

$0.00
Per pay period

Total Deductions

$0.00
Taxes, CPP & EI

Net Pay

$0.00
Take-home amount

Deductions Breakdown

Federal Income Tax $0.00
Provincial Income Tax $0.00
Canada Pension Plan (CPP) $0.00
Employment Insurance (EI) $0.00
Total Deductions $0.00

Note: This calculator uses the latest 2026 tax rates and regulations. Actual payroll deductions may vary based on your specific circumstances.

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Enter Your Payroll Information

Select your province, pay frequency, and enter your gross pay to calculate your take-home pay using 2026 Canadian tax rates.

2026 Federal Tax Rates

  • 14% on income up to $58,523
  • 20.5% on $58,523 to $117,045
  • 26% on $117,045 to $181,440
  • 29% on $181,440 to $258,482
  • 33% on over $258,482
  • Basic Personal Amount: $16,452

2026 CPP Contributions

  • Employee/Employer Rate: 5.95% each
  • Self-employed Rate: 11.9%
  • Maximum pensionable earnings: $74,600
  • Basic exemption amount: $3,500
  • CPP2 Rate: 4% each (additional on earnings $74,600–$85,000)

2026 EI Premiums

  • Rate (except QC): 1.62%
  • Quebec rate: 1.27%
  • Maximum insurable earnings: $65,700
  • Maximum annual premium (non-QC): $1,064.34
  • Maximum annual premium (QC): $834.39

2026 Provincial BPA

  • Ontario: $12,989
  • Quebec: $18,952
  • British Columbia: $13,216
  • Alberta: $22,769
  • Manitoba: $15,780
  • Saskatchewan: $20,381
  • Nova Scotia: $11,932
  • New Brunswick: $13,664

Canada Payroll Deductions Calculator © 2026 | This calculator provides estimates using 2026 tax rates. For official tax calculations, refer to the Canada Revenue Agency.