Canadian Calculators for Toronto and Ontario Residents

This is the starting point for people who live in Toronto or elsewhere in Ontario and want a clear number before they decide. The tools cover buying a home, paying tax, checking a paycheque, planning savings and estimating City fees.

Buyers often open the mortgage calculator and the land transfer tax calculator together. Workers can check pay with the take-home pay calculator. Families planning for the year can use the Canada Child Benefit calculator, and anyone weighing a move can try the Toronto cost of living calculator.

If a rule is unclear, read a guide first. The Ontario mortgage guide and the Ontario income tax guide explain the rules in plain words before you run the numbers.

Results appear as you type, so it is easy to test a few what-if cases, such as a larger down payment or a lower salary. Each page can be printed as a one page summary to take to a bank, an accountant or a family meeting.

Every calculator names its source, usually the CRA, the Ontario government or the City of Toronto. We check the figures once a year and after any official change.

Mortgage Calculators for Canada and Ontario

Real Estate Calculators for Buyers and Investors

Income Tax Calculators for Canada and Ontario

Salary and Paycheque Calculators for Ontario

Government Benefit Calculators for Canadian Families

Savings and Retirement Calculators for Canadians

Savings and Retirement Calculators for Canadians

Loan and Debt Calculators for Canadian Borrowers

Everyday Math Calculators for Money and Shopping

Toronto Fees and Services Calculators for Residents

Ontario Housing Calculators for Renters and Owners

Ontario Work and Family Calculators for Residents

Every calculator lists its sources. Read how the calculators work and our editorial policy.