These calculators convert pay from one form to another: an hourly wage into a yearly salary and back, a salary into the amount on each paycheque, and a province’s wages into take-home pay. The guides alongside them explain the formula, what comes off a paycheque, and how salaried and hourly jobs differ.
Converting hourly pay and salary
- Hourly to salary calculator: hourly to salary or salary to hourly, with the weekly, biweekly, monthly and annual equivalents. The general converter for every province.
- How to calculate salary from an hourly rate: the formula by hand, with unpaid vacation, statutory holidays and part-time hours.
Hourly to salary by province
Each adds the province’s minimum wage and take-home pay at common hourly wages:
- Ontario hourly to salary calculator
- British Columbia hourly to salary calculator
- Alberta hourly to salary calculator
- Quebec hourly to salary calculator, with QPP and QPIP
Pay per paycheque
- Biweekly paycheque calculator: gross pay per paycheque from a salary, weekly, biweekly, semi-monthly and monthly compared, and the months with three paycheques.
- Semi-monthly paycheque calculator: 24 paycheques on fixed dates, and how that differs from biweekly pay.
Raises and overtime
- Raise calculator: how much of a raise you keep after tax, CPP and EI.
- Overtime calculator: regular and overtime pay for a week under your province’s threshold. The thresholds themselves are in the overtime rules by province.
Guides to your pay
- Payroll deductions in Canada: income tax, CPP and EI, when CPP and EI stop for the year, and the TD1 forms (explained in full in the TD1 guide).
- Salary vs. hourly pay: overtime, benefits, vacation and holiday pay, and your effective hourly rate.
Which calculator to use
| You want to know | Use |
|---|---|
| What an hourly wage is as a yearly salary, or the reverse | Hourly to salary calculator |
| How much each paycheque will be | Biweekly paycheque calculator |
| What you take home after tax | Salary after tax calculator, or a province page for common hourly wages |
| What a raise adds to your take-home pay | Raise calculator |
| What a week with overtime pays | Overtime calculator |
The converters here show gross pay; income tax, CPP and EI come off afterwards. Pay frequency changes the size of each cheque, never the year’s total.
Related sections
- Average income in Canada, by province and city, and minimum wage by province
- Income percentiles: where an income ranks
- Salary negotiation, including total compensation
- Workplace rights
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