A handheld calculator, the image for the Canada tax calculators hub.

Use cases

How firms, preparers, payroll teams, and publishers put a calculator on a page.

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Who uses these tax calculators

Accounting firms

Put a Canadian income-tax or sales-tax estimate on a service page. The visitor’s numbers stay in the browser.

Tax preparers

Show the year in the rate file, then point the client at the official return for anything the form does not ask.

Payroll providers

Pro estimates CPP, EI, and provincial withholding on a regular pay. It does not file a remittance.

Financial advisors

FHSA, RRSP, and take-home pay sit beside the rate file, so a new year does not require a rewritten page.

HR sites

A salary calculator lets an employee see a paycheque estimate without sending the gross wage to the server.

Writers and publishers

Embed one calculator in an article. The shortcode and the block use the same engine.

Agencies

Agency covers more sites and can hide the vendor name on a client install.

Add the calculators to a WordPress site

Lite is free and covers income tax and sales tax. Pro adds payroll and take-home pay.