Canada Paycheck Calculator

Canada

Hourly & salary take-home pay calculator

Estimate your Canadian take-home pay after federal tax, provincial tax, CPP, and EI. Works for hourly and salaried workers — pick your province below for a page pre-set to its rate.

Paycheck calculator

Your pay

Hourly wage (C$)

Your rate per hour.

Hours per week

Usual weekly hours.

Weeks per year

Paid weeks (52 = full year).

Provincial tax rate (%)

Your province rate.

RRSP contribution (C$/yr)

Reduces taxable income.

Gross used: $58,240 per year. Includes federal tax, provincial tax, CPP, and EI.

Annual take-home pay

$39,908

After federal, provincial, CPP & EI

Per paycheck (biweekly)

$1,534.93

26 pay periods

Monthly take-home

$3,325.67

Weekly take-home

$767.46

Take-home per hour

$19.19

After all deductions

Deductions breakdown

Gross pay

$58,240

Federal income tax

$8,867

Provincial tax

$5,242

CPP (pension)

$3,257

EI (employment insurance)

$967

Total deductions$18,332

Assumptions

An estimate using 2024 federal brackets, the provincial rate you enter, and CPP (5.95%) and EI (1.66%) with their annual maximums. It excludes tax credits, the basic personal amount, and Quebec’s separate QPP/QPIP. Check your paystub for exact figures.

Paycheck calculator by province

Each province page is pre-set to that province’s income tax rate:

Ontario Quebec British Columbia Alberta Manitoba Saskatchewan Nova Scotia New Brunswick Newfoundland and Labrador Prince Edward Island Northwest Territories Yukon Nunavut

Limitations & disclaimer

Estimates use 2024 federal brackets, a single provincial rate, and CPP/EI with their annual maximums. They exclude tax credits, the basic personal amount, and Quebec’s QPP/QPIP. Use your paystub or the CRA payroll calculator for exact figures.

FAQs

How does this Canadian paycheck calculator work?

Enter your hourly wage or annual salary and your province. It subtracts federal income tax, provincial income tax, CPP (Canada Pension Plan), and EI (Employment Insurance) to estimate your take-home pay per year, month, biweekly paycheck, and week.

Can I calculate an hourly paycheck?

Yes. Switch to Hourly mode, enter your wage, hours per week, and paid weeks, and see your take-home per hour after all deductions, plus weekly and biweekly figures.

What are CPP and EI?

CPP (5.95%) funds the Canada Pension Plan and EI (1.66%) funds Employment Insurance. Both are mandatory payroll deductions on every Canadian paycheck, each with an annual maximum.