Enter your gross pay or hourly rate. Every deduction explained in plain English โ then project your income up to 12 months ahead.
2025 CPP / QPP Rates
All 13 Provinces
12-Month Projector
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Your Pay Details
Gross Pay This Pay Period i
$
Gross pay = your full pay before tax, CPP, or EI is taken off.
Your Hourly Rate
$
Regular Hours This Pay Period
hours
For bi-weekly pay, this is usually 80 hours (2 weeks ร 40 hrs).
Overtime Hours (paid at 1.5ร)
hrs OT
Your Pay Rates
Regular
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Overtime 1.5ร
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Double 2ร
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How Often Are You Paid? i
Which Province Do You Work In?
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How many months ahead to project?6 months
Your Monthly Spending Goal i
$
Your estimated monthly budget. We'll show your surplus or shortfall.
โ ๏ธ Estimates only. Actual deductions depend on your TD1 claims and employer setup.
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We'll explain every deduction in plain English, tell you if your tax withholding is normal, and project your income for the months ahead.
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DescriptionThis Pay Period
Gross Payโ
Federal Income Taxโ
Provincial Taxโ
CPP (your pension contribution)โ
EI (employment insurance)โ
NET TAKE-HOME PAYโ
Each Deduction as % of Gross Pay
Is My Tax Withholding Normal?
CPP & EI Annual Limits Tracker
Once you reach the annual limit, no more CPP or EI is deducted for the rest of the year โ your take-home increases.
CPP Paid This Year (est.)โ
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EI Paid This Year (est.)โ
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Can You Cover Your Monthly Budget?
Monthly take-home payโ
Your monthly spending goalโ
Monthly surplusโ
6-Month Income Projection
Month
Gross Pay
Deductions
Take-Home
PROJECTION TOTAL
Total Grossโ
Total Deductionsโ
Total Take-Homeโ
Full Year Estimate
Annual gross payโ
Annual tax + deductionsโ
Annual take-home payโ
Effective rate (all deductions)โ
Marginal rate (tax on next dollar)โ
โ ๏ธ Important: Estimates only. Actual deductions depend on your TD1 form claims, employer benefit deductions, and whether you've reached CPP/EI annual maximums. Not financial or tax advice. CanadaCalc accepts no liability for decisions made based on these estimates.