AllTaxCalc is a free calculator that helps Canadians estimate their real take-home pay — whether you're an employee on a T4 or self-employed as a freelancer or contractor. Enter your gross income and province, and it factors in federal tax, provincial tax, CPP or QPP contributions, EI premiums, and applicable surtaxes to show what you actually keep.
Understanding your real after-tax pay shouldn't require a spreadsheet or an accountant. Job offers, freelance rate negotiations, and budgeting all become easier when you know the after-tax number upfront. AllTaxCalc exists to make that estimate quick, free, and available for every Canadian province and territory.
The AllTaxCalc team is a small, independent group based in Ontario, Canada. We're not accountants or lawyers — we're technologists and researchers who care about making Canadian tax data accessible and understandable.
Every rate on the site is cross-checked against official Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) and Revenu Québec publications. Every blog post is written to be genuinely useful, not to fill space. We update figures as new rates are published, and we correct errors quickly when readers flag them.
We are not a substitute for a licensed tax professional, and we say so plainly throughout the site. What we can offer is a clear, honest, calculator-first look at how Canadian tax actually works — so you go into meetings, contracts, and filings with a real number in mind.
AllTaxCalc is an annual estimator, built from published Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) and Revenu Québec rates for the 2025 and 2026 tax years. It's designed to land within a realistic range of your actual take-home pay.
It is not a certified payroll engine (like CRA's PDOC or the T4127 formulas) and shouldn't be used for exact per-paycheque payroll deductions, tax filing, or as a substitute for professional advice. Individual circumstances — deductions, credits, benefits, multiple income sources — can all shift your real result.
Tax brackets, basic personal amounts, CPP/QPP rates and limits, and EI premium rates are sourced from official CRA and Revenu Québec publications and updated as new rates are released each tax year. See our Disclaimer and Terms & Conditions.
Spotted an error in the numbers, have a feature suggestion, or a general question? Fill out the form below — messages come straight to our inbox and we aim to reply within a few business days.
For corrections to tax-rate data specifically, please include the province/territory, tax year, and a link to the official source — it helps us verify and update quickly.
AllTaxCalc currently covers Canada — all 13 provinces and territories. We plan to expand coverage to more countries over time. If there's a country you'd like to see supported, let us know via the contact form above.