Canada Tax & Payroll
Canadian sales tax and payroll tools using 2026 federal and provincial rates. Rates are held in a single config file and reviewed each time the CRA or a province publishes a change.
- GST/HST CalculatorCombined GST, HST, PST and QST by province.
- PST, RST & QST CalculatorProvincial sales tax for BC, Saskatchewan, Manitoba and Quebec.
- Canada Take-Home Pay CalculatorFederal and provincial tax, CPP and EI on your salary.
Guides for these calculators
See worked examples and learn which inputs to use before trying the tools.
- When you must register for GST/HST: the $30,000 rule explained
The threshold is $30,000 — but it is not $30,000 in a calendar year, and missing that distinction is how businesses end up owing tax they never collected.
- PST, RST and QST: provincial sales tax without the guesswork
Four provinces never joined the harmonised system, so they run a second sales tax with its own rules, its own registration and its own return. Here is what each one actually requires.
- CPP2: the second CPP contribution most people have not noticed
Since 2024 there has been a second CPP contribution on higher earnings. In 2026 it applies between $74,600 and $85,000, and many payroll calculators still ignore it entirely.
- Canada mortgage stress test: qualifying rate and examples
Canadian lenders do not approve you for the payment you will make. They approve you for a payment at a materially higher rate — and that gap decides what you can buy.
Estimates only. Results from this calculator are for general informational purposes and are not tax, legal, accounting or financial advice. Rates change and individual circumstances vary — confirm figures with the CRA, the IRS, your state or provincial authority, or a licensed professional before acting on them.
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