Salary and Paycheque Calculators for Ontario

This hub is for employees, job seekers weighing an offer and managers who want to check a pay stub. It covers the gap between gross and net pay and the Ontario rules on overtime, vacation, holidays, bonuses and severance.

Most people should begin with the take-home pay calculator, which applies tax, CPP and EI. An offer quoted per hour converts with the hourly to salary calculator. Extra hours go into the overtime pay calculator, and a job loss brings up the severance pay calculator.

Deductions follow your income tax bracket, so the Ontario income tax guide shows why a raise does not raise your cheque by the same amount. Overtime starts after 44 hours a week at 1.5 times your rate.

Deductions differ by province, pay period and benefits, so your stub may differ by a few dollars from any estimate. Use the result to compare offers or plan a budget, and rely on your employer’s payroll for the final figure.

Rates come from the CRA and the Ontario Employment Standards Act. We update them every January and again after mid-year wage or benefit changes.

Salary and Paycheque Calculators for Ontario on this site

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