Canada Payroll — employer cost & take-home math (2026)
ca.canada-payroll/canada-payroll · v1.0.0
Verified 2026 Canadian payroll math: employer total cost, employee take-home, net-to-gross. Free.
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Reachable, 3 tools, protocol 2025-06-18 · checked 2026-10-17
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B 83/100
What it does: 3 tools · 0 read, 0 write · Finance
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employer_total_costWhat a Canadian employee REALLY costs the employer for 2026: gross salary plus mandatory employer-side contributions (CPP + CPP2 + EI at 1.4x; for Quebec: QPP + QPP2 + EI + QPIP + health services fund + labour-standards contribution), with the excluded items (workers' comp, EHT, vacation pay, benefiemployee_take_home2026 take-home pay for a Canadian employee on regular salary: CPP/QPP (incl. second-ceiling CPP2/QPP2), EI (and QPIP for Quebec), federal and provincial income tax withheld, net pay per year and per pay period. Assumes a full-year employee with basic TD1 claims. Supported: all 13 Canadian provinces/net_to_gross_salaryInvert payroll for 2026: start from the take-home pay you agreed with the employee ("$800/week in their pocket") and get the gross salary that delivers it, the employer's true total cost, and the per-period source-deduction remittances (CRA; split CRA vs Revenu Québec for Quebec). Built for househol
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