Pay & Salary

Paycheque, overtime, vacation pay calculators

Pay and Salary Calculators for Canadian Workers

Every Canadian paycheque has mandatory deductions: federal income tax, provincial income tax, Canada Pension Plan (CPP) contributions at 5.95%, and Employment Insurance (EI) premiums at 1.63%. In 2026, CPP applies on earnings between $3,500 and $74,600, with CPP2 adding 4% on earnings from $74,600 to $85,000. EI is capped at $68,900 of insurable earnings.

Provincial employment standards set minimum wages, overtime thresholds, vacation pay entitlements, and severance rules. These vary significantly — Ontario requires 1.5x overtime after 44 hours/week, while British Columbia triggers overtime after 8 hours/day. Vacation pay ranges from 4% (2 weeks) to 6% (3 weeks) depending on years of service and province.

These calculators help both employees and employers understand the true cost of employment, plan for take-home pay, and ensure compliance with Canadian labour standards.

Paycheque Calculator Canada 2026

Calculate your Canadian take-home pay after federal and provincial taxes, CPP and EI deductions. See your net paycheque. Updated for the 2026 tax year.

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Hourly to Salary Converter Canada

Convert hourly wage to annual salary and vice versa using Canadian work-year standards. Factor in overtime, vacation and statutory holidays.

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Vacation Pay Calculator Canada

Calculate your vacation pay entitlement based on your Canadian province and years of service. Know exactly what your employer owes you under the law.

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Severance Pay Calculator Canada

Estimate severance and termination pay for job loss in Canada. Covers federal and provincial minimum amounts based on years of service and salary.

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Parental Leave Calculator Canada 2026

Calculate EI maternity and parental leave benefits for Canadian parents. See standard vs extended options. Updated for the 2026 benefit year.

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Minimum Wage Calculator Canada 2026

See current minimum wage rates by Canadian province and territory. Calculate your annual earnings at minimum wage for full and part-time work.

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Overtime Pay Calculator Canada

Calculate overtime pay at 1.5x after standard hours in your Canadian province. See daily and weekly overtime thresholds and your total earnings.

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Canada Child Benefit Calculator 2026

Estimate your monthly and annual Canada Child Benefit (CCB) based on family net income, number of children and disability supplement. Updated for the 2026 benefit year.

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Canada Workers Benefit Calculator 2026

Estimate your Canada Workers Benefit (CWB) refundable tax credit and quarterly Advanced CWB payment. Includes disability supplement. Updated for 2026.

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Bonus Tax Calculator Canada 2026

Calculate the tax withheld on a Canadian bonus using the CRA bonus method. See your net bonus after federal tax, provincial tax, CPP and EI. Updated 2026.

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Canada Dental Benefit Calculator 2026

Estimate your Canadian Dental Care Plan (CDCP) coverage tier or child dental support based on family net income. Updated for the 2026 program rules.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the minimum wage in Canada in 2026?

The federal minimum wage is $17.75/hour. Provincial rates range from $15.00 in Saskatchewan to $18.65 in British Columbia. Most provinces index their minimum wage to CPI annually.

When does overtime start?

It varies by province. In Ontario, overtime (1.5x) begins after 44 hours/week. In BC, it starts after 8 hours/day or 40 hours/week. Alberta triggers at 8 hours/day or 44 hours/week.

How much vacation pay am I entitled to?

Most provinces mandate 4% (2 weeks) after 1 year and 6% (3 weeks) after 5 years of service. Saskatchewan offers 3 weeks after 1 year, the most generous starting entitlement.