Estimate your take-home pay after federal tax, provincial tax, CPP, EI and the Ontario Health Premium.
✅ 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
This calculator estimates take-home pay for employees working in Ontario, including federal tax, Ontario provincial tax, Canada Pension Plan (CPP), and Employment Insurance (EI). Results are estimates and may vary based on income level and deductions.
Guides
- Why is My Salary Lower in January in Ontario
- Why Does My Take-Home Pay Change So Much in Ontario?
- When Do Your CPP & EI Deductions Stop?
- How Ontario’s Health Premium Scales with Income
- How the Ontario Trillium Benefit (OTB) Works
- $72,000 After Tax in Ontario: Why Your Paycheque Increases Mid-Year (EI Explained)
Salaries
- $42,000 Salary in Ontario: Take-Home Pay Explained (2026)
- $50,000 Salary in Ontario: Take-Home Pay Explained (2026)
- $55,000 Salary in Ontario: Take-Home Pay Explained (2026)
- $60,000 Salary in Ontario: Take-Home Pay Explained (2026)
- $65,000 Salary in Ontario: Take-Home Pay Explained (2026)
- $70,000 Salary in Ontario: Take‑Home Pay Explained (2026)
- $75,000 Salary in Ontario: Take-Home Pay Explained (2026)
- $80,000 Salary in Ontario: Take-Home Pay Explained (2026)
- $85,000 Salary in Ontario: Take-Home Pay Explained (2026)
- $95,000 Salary in Ontario: Take-Home pay Explained (2026)
- $100,000 Salary in Ontario: Take-Home Pay Explained (2026)
- $120,000 Salary in Ontario: Take-Home Pay Explained (2026)
- $150,000 Salary in Ontario: Take-Home Pay Explained (2026)