Payroll deductions - Nothing for Ontario?

[sryyz]

So I'm considering a job change and trying to figure out what my monthly net, take-home pay will be.

Well, I visit the CRA web page, get the info for Federal & Provincial taxes, EI, & CPP. I plug that all into excel and note that my current paycheque is higher than it should be. Upon further examination I notice that I am not having provincial taxes withheld.

After asking a few friends, we are all in the same boat.

Is this typical? What's the deal?

I'm just trying to get the most accurate numbers for the potential job switch.

[Drthorne]

try the online calculator

http://www.cra-arc.gc.ca/esrvc-srvce/tx/bsnss/pdoc-eng.html

[AllWheelDrift]

I think the Provincial taxes are part of the Federal tax deduction. More likely you're not doing the calculations correctly by not factoring in your basic exemption and/or using your marginal tax rate instead of the appropriate rate for each level of income.

Try this calculator: http://www.walterharder.ca/Take%20Home%20Pay%20Calculator.html

[CorSter]

In Ontario (and im pretty sure in every province except Quebec), your provincial tax deductions are included with your federal deductions since the Canada Revenue Agency handles collection of both taxes.

[sryyz]

Well, I followed up with payroll, and you are correct, the provincial tax is included in the federal tax line. They should call it something other than "FED TAX" then.

[ipxxx]

Try this calculator: http://www.walterharder.ca/Take%20Home%20Pay%20Calculator.html

i've used this one as well and it was pretty accurate