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What changes in 2027, at a glance
CPP drops to 5.75%, the RRSP limit rises to $35,390, and new brackets arrive in late November.Show moreShow less
New · Last checked November 8, 2026
What changes on your paycheque, your savings limits and your tax return in 2027, with every item marked as confirmed, expected or only proposed.
Your CPP and EI in 2027
| Salary | 2026 | 2027 | Change |
|---|---|---|---|
| $50,000 | $3,581.75 | $3,493.75 | −$88.00 |
| $90,000 | $5,769.52 | $5,798.12 | +$28.60 |
| $150,000 | $5,769.52 | $5,798.12 | +$28.60 |
The lower CPP rate saves money for most earners; above the old ceilings, the higher limits add a little.
Lower CPP rate
Confirmed5.75%
Down from 5.95%, on earnings up to $76,700.
EI premium rate
Confirmed1.64%
On insurable earnings up to $70,800, at most $1,161.12.
RRSP limit
Confirmed$35,390
Up from $33,810 for 2026.
New tax brackets
ExpectedLate Nov
Brackets and the tax-free basic personal amount rise with inflation; the CRA confirms them in late November.
TFSA limit
Expected$7,000+
Either $7,000 or $7,500 for 2027, set once inflation is known.
One filing deadline
Proposed, not law yetMay 15
Budget 2026 proposes May 15 for all 2027 returns, including the self-employed.
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Example: on a $90,000 salary in BC you take home $2,622.82 every two weeks.Show moreShow less
Free Canadian money calculators · Updated November 8, 2026
See what you will take home from your pay, what your family gets from the Canada Child Benefit, and whether to buy or lease a car or rent or buy a home. Results update as you type, and you can save any of them as a PDF.
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- Built on CRA and Bank of Canada rules
- Made in Prince Rupert, BC
Example: take-home pay
On a $90,000 salary in British Columbia, every two weeks you take home
$2,622.82
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Take-home pay, child benefit, buy or lease a car, rent or buy a home, and lease accounting.Show moreShow less
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For business owners and accountants
Lease accounting: IFRS 16, ASC 842 and ASPELease liability, right-of-use asset and a full amortization schedule, to the cent. Daily or monthly interest, journal entries, and export to Excel (CSV) or PDF.Open the lease calculatorUsing a vehicle for work? The buy or lease calculator includes the 2026 CRA business deduction limits.
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Canada's key money numbers for 2026
Lowest federal rate 14%, CPP and EI maximums, the Canada Child Benefit and the Bank of Canada rate (2.50%).Show moreShow less
For 2026, the lowest federal tax rate is 14%, employees pay at most $4,646.45 into CPP and CPP2 and $1,123.07 into EI, and the Canada Child Benefit pays up to $8,157 a year per child under 6.
Lowest federal tax rate
14%
On taxable income up to $58,523
Most you pay into CPP and CPP2
$4,646.45
As an employee, for 2026
Most you pay into EI
$1,123.07
As an employee, for 2026
Canada Child Benefit
$8,157
A year at most, per child under 6
Bank of Canada rate
2.50%
Set October 28, 2026
TFSA room for 2026
$7,000
New contribution room this year
Sources: CRA, Department of Finance and Bank of Canada. See how we calculate.
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Built in Prince Rupert, BC, for Canadians. Rates were last checked on November 8, 2026.
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How accurate are the results?
They follow the official 2026 rules from the CRA, the Department of Finance and the Bank of Canada, and the lease calculator follows IFRS 16, ASC 842 and ASPE. They are estimates for planning, not financial, tax or legal advice.
Which provinces does the take-home pay calculator cover?
All 13 provinces and territories, including Quebec's own pension plan, parental insurance and income tax. A map shows how much you would keep in each one.
Who is the lease accounting calculator for?
Accountants, CPAs, bookkeepers and finance teams who need a lease liability, a right-of-use asset and a full amortization schedule under IFRS 16, ASC 842 or ASPE.
What is the Bank of Canada interest rate now?
The Bank of Canada raised its policy rate to 2.50% on October 28, 2026. Its next decision is December 9, 2026.