Estimate your Alberta take-home pay after federal tax, Alberta tax, CPP, and EI.
✅ 2026 Tax Data Verified This calculator is updated with the latest CRA 2026 Payroll Tables, including the new federal 14% tax bracket and current provincial rates.
Introduction
Alberta take-home pay is the net amount a person receives after federal and provincial income taxes are deducted. Other deductions may also apply depending on individual circumstances.
This calculator estimates take-home pay for employees working in Alberta, using an average effective deduction rate that includes federal income tax, Alberta provincial tax, Canada Pension Plan (CPP), and Employment Insurance (EI). Actual take-home pay may vary depending on benefits, and personal tax circumstances.
Looking for detailed explanations? Explore our Alberta salary and payroll guides below.
Guides
- How taxes affect take-home pay in Alberta
- How to calculate take-home pay in Alberta
- Gross Salary vs Take-Home Pay: What’s the Difference?
- Why does my take-home pay change so much in Alberta?
- How Taxes Affect Temporary Foreign Workers in Alberta
- Why is my salary lower in January (Alberta)
- Why CPP and EI Deductions Change Throughout the Year
- How Many Breaks Are in an 8-hour Shift in Alberta?