PAY ESTIMATE

Canadian Paycheque Estimate

Estimate gross pay and 2026 payroll deductions using CRA formulas effective July 1, 2026. Built for real pay periods. Add time, overtime and double-time hours, then estimate your weekly or bi-weekly take-home pay. Adjust TD1 claim amounts and add your own deductions such as union dues or benefits.

Estimated pay period details

Pay period

Weekly Bi-weekly

Province or territory Hourly wage Regular hours 1.5× overtime hours 2× hours

TD1 claim amounts and exemptionsOptional · Basic amounts used by default

Use the total claim amounts from the federal and provincial or territorial TD1 forms you have already submitted to your employer. Leave these blank to use the applicable basic amounts.

Federal TD1 total claim amount Basic amount used by default. Provincial/territorial TD1 total claim amount Basic amount used by default.

Custom claim amounts are limited to $100,000 each for this estimate.

Deduction exemptions

Select any exemptions that apply to this estimate.

CPPCanada Pension Plan EIEmployment Insurance Income taxFederal and provincial

Other deductions

Add optional fixed-dollar deductions for this pay period.

No optional deductions added.

Results

Bi-weekly estimate

Regular pay0 hrs × $0.00 $0.00

Overtime pay0 hrs × $0.00 × 1.5 $0.00

Double-time pay0 hrs × $0.00 × 2 $0.00

Gross payBefore deductions $0.00

CPPEstimated employee contribution −$0.00

EIEstimated employee premium −$0.00

Federal income taxDefault basic TD1 claim −$0.00

Manitoba income taxDefault basic TD1 claim −$0.00

Statutory deductions −$0.00

Other deductions −$0.00

None added

Total deductions −$0.00

Estimated net payGross pay less statutory and other deductions $0.00

Assumes identical pay each period and no prior contributions. CRA T4127 source

How this estimate works

Enter hours for the whole pay period: one week for weekly pay, or two weeks for bi-weekly pay. Put overtime and double-time hours in their own fields, without including them again in regular hours.

The estimate assumes the same pay each period and no earlier CPP or QPP and EI contributions. Your actual pay can differ because of year-to-date contributions, tax claims and employer deductions. Quebec provincial income tax and QPIP are not included.