
CanPayInsights
Canadian Payroll Calculator
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1.2.2
September 17, 2026
Your take-home pay is now more accurate — and slightly higher. We checked the calculator against the Canada Revenue Agency's own payroll deduction tables, line by line, and found rules we were missing: • The Canada employment amount, a federal credit on the first $1,501 of employment income — worth about $210 a year, and it was not being applied. • Enhanced CPP: the "enhanced" part of your contribution is deducted from income before tax, not credited at the lowest rate. • Quebec: Quebec does not credit QPP or EI contributions, and does allow the deduction for workers. Quebec figures are now slightly lower and exact. • Yukon: the basic personal amount now phases out above $181,440, as it does federally. Most take-home figures rise by about $200 to $500 a year. Every result is now tested against more than 10,000 rows of the government's official tables before any update ships.
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