Updated for 2026 · all 13 provinces and territories
Canadian pay, tax and money calculators
Calculators for take-home pay, income tax, CPP and EI, sales tax, RRSP savings and capital gains, for every province and territory.
Calculators
- Take-home pay calculatorYour paycheque after tax, CPP, EI and QPIP in any province.
- Income tax calculatorFederal and provincial tax for 2026, with credits and marginal rate.
- Sales tax calculatorAdd or remove GST, HST, PST or QST by province.
- CPP and EI calculatorCPP, CPP2, EI, QPP and QPIP on any pay for 2026.
- RRSP tax savings calculatorHow much tax an RRSP contribution saves you.
- Capital gains tax calculatorTax on a 2026 capital gain at the 50% inclusion rate.
- Hourly to salary calculatorHourly wage to yearly salary and back.
- Compound interest calculatorSavings growth with monthly deposits, TFSA-ready.
- Salary after taxTake-home pay for $30,000 to $200,000.
What changed for 2026
The lowest federal rate is 14% for the whole year and federal brackets rose 2%, with the basic personal amount now $16,452. The CPP ceiling rose to $74,600 and the CPP2 ceiling to $85,000, and the EI rate is 1.63%. British Columbia raised its lowest rate to 5.6%, Prince Edward Island added a 20% top bracket, and Newfoundland and Labrador raised its basic personal amount to $13,094. The federal minimum wage is $18.15 an hour since 1 April 2026.
On $65,000 a year in Ontario you take home $50,556; in Alberta the same salary leaves $50,910 and in Quebec $48,180.