Canadian money calculators, minus the guesswork
Take-home pay, raises, self-employed tax, bonuses, CPP, EI, Ontario termination pay and land transfer tax — each one built on current CRA, Service Canada and provincial figures for 2026, and each one explained in plain language.
Payroll & Take-Home
What actually lands in your account: net pay, the take-home change from a raise, and tax for the self-employed.
Tax on Extra Income
Why a bonus or commission cheque feels like it's taxed harder — and what you really keep from it.
Business & Finance
Universal business math — profit margin and markup, with the margin-vs-markup distinction made clear.
Government Benefits & Deductions
How CPP contributions are worked out, and what EI eligibility, hours and payments look like.
Employment Standards
Your minimum statutory termination notice under Ontario's Employment Standards Act.
Property & Housing
The closing-cost taxes on an Ontario home — land transfer tax, Toronto's second municipal tax, and the first-time-buyer rebates.
Why one hub instead of ten single-page tools
Most Canadian tax calculators answer one narrow question and stop. This site groups the tools that belong together — everything about your paycheque in one place, everything about government benefits in another — so you can move from "what's my net pay" to "what will this bonus cost me" without starting over on a new site.
Every calculator here pulls from a single 2026 rates file that a human checks against the CRA's own tables before it goes live. When the brackets change each January, they change in one place, so the numbers you see stay current instead of drifting a year behind.