Payroll · All provinces
Paycheck calculator by province.
Pick where you work. Each province page itemises federal tax, provincial tax, CPP and EI from CRA’s own T4127 formulas.
Choose your province
- Ontario paycheck calculator
- British Columbia paycheck calculator
- Alberta paycheck calculator
- Quebec paycheck calculator
- Manitoba paycheck calculator
- Saskatchewan paycheck calculator
- Nova Scotia paycheck calculator
- New Brunswick paycheck calculator
- Newfoundland and Labrador paycheck calculator
- Prince Edward Island paycheck calculator
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Take-home pay by province at $60,000 and $100,000 (2026)
Bi-weekly pay, claim code 1, ranked by $60,000 net. Federal tax, CPP and EI are the same in every row except Quebec; the gap is provincial tax.
| Province | Provincial tax at $60,000 | Net per cheque at $60,000 | Provincial tax at $100,000 | Net per cheque at $100,000 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| British Columbia | $2,567.01 | $1,836.73 | $5,555.14 | $2,898.99 |
| Alberta | $2,631.30 | $1,834.26 | $6,470.38 | $2,863.79 |
| Ontario | $2,981.73 | $1,820.78 | $6,722.19 | $2,854.10 |
| Saskatchewan | $3,802.02 | $1,789.23 | $8,640.66 | $2,780.32 |
| New Brunswick | $4,274.66 | $1,771.05 | $9,714.41 | $2,739.02 |
| Manitoba | $4,549.05 | $1,760.50 | $9,483.68 | $2,747.89 |
| Newfoundland and Labrador | $4,559.49 | $1,760.09 | $10,325.86 | $2,715.50 |
| Prince Edward Island | $4,875.29 | $1,747.95 | $11,139.88 | $2,684.19 |
| Quebec (estimate) | $5,922.12 | $1,732.81 | $13,415.34 | $2,665.75 |
| Nova Scotia | $5,595.91 | $1,720.23 | $12,061.87 | $2,648.73 |
Ontario provincial tax includes the Ontario Health Premium. Quebec provincial tax is an estimate because the CRA does not publish a Quebec formula.
Sources
Retrieved October 2026.
Frequently asked questions
Which province has the highest take-home pay?
At a $60,000 salary, Alberta and British Columbia come out highest among the ten provinces in the table above, and Nova Scotia is lowest. The ranking changes at other salaries, so check the $100,000 columns too.
Why do the same salary and a different province give different net pay?
Federal tax, CPP and EI are identical outside Quebec. The difference is almost entirely provincial income tax, plus Ontario’s surtax and Health Premium and Alberta and BC’s own reductions.
Are these official figures?
No. They are independent estimates that follow CRA T4127 for a full year at a constant salary on claim code 1. Employers should use the CRA Payroll Deductions Online Calculator.
Disclaimer
Estimates only — not tax or payroll advice, and not the CRA’s calculator.