Pay and tax tool
Estimate your Canadian take-home pay from gross income before tax. Choose your province, pay frequency, and optional deductions. The calculation runs locally in your browser.
Educational estimate only. Tax and payroll estimates are simplified and may not include every deduction, credit, benefit, employer rule, or personal situation.
Use gross income before tax, not in-hand pay. For hourly workers, enter your hourly wage and adjust hours per week and weeks per year. If your employer deducts benefits, pension, union dues, or other amounts, add an estimate in optional deductions.
Compare this with the salary after tax calculator, then turn the result into a spending plan with the budget calculator or bucket budget planner.
No. It is a simplified educational estimate and should be checked against official payroll sources or a qualified professional.
Yes. Select biweekly if the amount you enter is one gross biweekly paycheque, or enter annual income to see estimated biweekly take-home pay in the results.