if i make 800 dollers every 2 weeks befor taxes how much will my check be after they take taes out

My paycheck was $2000 including vacation pay and they took $700. Robbery!

what are the taxes we pay in ontario and what percent, i make 530 a week so how much should i expect back after tax

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Is it possible for my employer to not remove cpp, income tax etc from my paycheck each time and pay them at the end of the year? or...is it required "by law" that employers deduct taxes when doing payroll?

No. Statutory deductions are required by law.

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If i were to take a job that pays roughly $10.00 per hour, and work 40 hours per week and i was paid $800 every two weeks before taxes. roughly what could i expect after taxes. it would be in london ontario canada. any help would be appreciated. thank you in advance.

$683.69 800.00 bi-weekly: Tax $ 69.53 CPP deductions 32.94 EI deductions 13.84 Total deductions on income 116.31 Net amount $ 683.69

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Hey, i live in nova scotia canada (minimum wage is 8.10) i get paid biweekly, and i've worked 49 hours so how much tax should be taken out? i've tried a lot of calculators online but none are accurate to where i live, etc. thanks!

The link takes you to a CRA calculator. It is accurate. However, take note that occasionally company computer or hand calculations will differ very slightly (a few cents or dollars one way or the other ). http://www.cra-arc.gc.ca/esrvc-srvce/tx/bsnss/pdoc-eng.html

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they take so much off of your pay check what is that percentage

It depends on how much you make. It will be somewhere between 0 and 44%. You can do the calculation yourself using CRA's payroll deduction calculator at: http://www.cra-arc.gc.ca/esrvc-srvce/tx/bsnss/pdoc-eng.html

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If you give us the approximate salary amount, people here may tell you the approximate % tax to be taken from you. On the othere hand, how much % tax taken depends on: - your personal tax exemption amount (single exemption of $9600 federal, and abt $8800 for ontario and different amount for other province), and, - your salary amount. Whether part time or full time is irrelevant, while full timers generally have higher salary and thus higher % tax taken. Pls find below the CRA guide and withholding tax tabales, from which you can find out how much tax will be withheld from your pay cheques . http://www.cra-arc.gc.ca/tx/bsnss/tpcs/pyrll/menu-eng.html

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I make minimum wage (8.80/h) i work 6 hours a day, 5 days a week.

Use this handy payroll tax calculator. http://www.cra-arc.gc.ca/esrvc-srvce/tx/bsnss/pdoc-eng.html

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I get paid $10.25/hour and work 35 hours a week. i get paid bi-weekly. so without calculating taxes, i would earn about $717.50 each paycheck. i want to know what the percentage is for tax in ontario, canada and how much would i have left after tax has been calculated on my pay of $717.50. this is also just for the summer(in case there is different taxes for summer jobs)

If it's a summer job or year long... if you are 18 or 50... if you are a student of a 20 years after your graduation, taxes are calculated the same for everyone. Using the T4032 and Online tax calculator on CRA's web site... you will pay 12.41 in EI. 28.85 in CPP. and 52.26 in taxes. That's a grand total of 93.52 deducted per paycheque. You could fill out a TD1 form to ask your employer to not take the taxes off as this is a summer job and you would therefore most likely receive all your tax back if you don't make more than 9000 during the summer

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And i make less than 10,000 a year (don't remember the exact number, i live in ontario, canada), do i still have to pay the taxes that my employer did not deduct from my paycheck? i know i dont have to pay income tax. sorry this is my first job and i'm new at this. im really confused.

If you earn income in Canada, you are required to file a tax return. Your employer will send you a T4 early next year. Simply use it to file your return. Most people in your situation simply file their return online. If your total income for the year was less than $10,000, you won't have to pay any tax. However, you may be eligible for tax credits, like GST or HST. You can also accumulate RRSP room for use later. The only way to get these credits is to file a return, so it's definitely a worthwhile exercise.

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What average percent would they take out of my paycheck per month if i i took a job there making between 30 to 50k/year. also, what is the gst sales tax rate in ontario, canada? is the healthcare good for a heart condition patient? thanks for your opinion.

GST is 6% across the country (except in HST provinces, where HST applies - Ontario is not an HST province). Ontario has a PST of 8% in addition to the GST. The Ontario tax rates are as follows: Federal tax rates for 2007 are: 15.5% on the first $37,178 of taxable income, + 22% on the next $37,179 of taxable income (on the portion of taxable income between $37,178 and $74,357), + 26% on the next $46,530 of taxable income (on the portion of taxable income between $74,357 and $120,887), + 29% of taxable income over $120,887. Ontario 6.05% on the first $35,488 of taxable income, + 9.15% on the next $35,488, + 11.16% on the amount over $70,976 http://www.cra-arc.gc.ca/tax/individuals/faq/taxrates-e.html For a better picture of your take home pay, try the online payroll calculator: http://www.cra-arc.gc.ca/eservices/tax/business/pdoc-e.html You'll get a more accurate result yourself, because then you'll use the correct TD1 figures.