i work under a company as an independent contractor in ontario who gets paid $480 biweekly which is the amount i take home. i work roughly 23 hours/week. how do i determine what my hourly pay is and how does taxes work for for an independent contractor?

I make $50,000. Paid bi-weekly. What will be my income bi-weekly after taxes...? (Ontario resident) Thanks

I will be getting 10,000.00 dollar lump sum payment from my employer how much percentatge of federal taxes do I have to pay?

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What percent of your paycheck goes to taxes in ontario. im a student i make 530$ a week how much taxes is the government gonan take off?

Income tax: 68.66 CPP: 22.90 EI: 9.54 Take home pay: 428.90

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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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CRA has a website calculator which lets you calculate your deductions with your own specific information. http://www.cra-arc.gc.ca/esrvc-srvce/tx/bsnss/pdoc-eng.html Oh, and it's cheque in Canada.

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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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Taxes in ontario! i worked 71 hours at 9.50 = 674.5, my paycheck came to 500.94 is this the right % of tax? i am suppose to get paid every 2 weeks but because it was my first month i got paid at the beginning of february for 3 weeks of work totaling 71 hours. i am not part of a union i am only suppose to pay into the canadian pension plan and ei, so i dont know why its low?

The deductions seem a bit high, actually. How often do you get paid? Did you work all 71 hours in one week, or in two weeks? Is there a pension plan or any union fees?

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If i live in southern ontario, how much should taxes take off my paycheck? (percentage wise...)

It depends on your marginal tax rate. You can always use CRA's payroll tax calculator here: http://www.cra-arc.gc.ca/esrvc-srvce/tx/bsnss/pdoc-eng.html

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Hi i was wondering if some could tell me apprx what percentage of a 43,000$ salary would be taxed...what im really asking is .. how much per paycheck is taken off for taxes..in ontario - cnd

Figure 1.4% for Employment Insurance maximum deduction $720.00 4.95% for Canada Pension maximum deduction $1989.00 22% for Federal Income Tax and 9.15% for Provincal Tax. This would be yearly. I didn't know what your pay period was..weekly, bi-weekly or monthly. Hope this helped.

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I'm getting my first paycheck ever, and i wonder how much will be subtracted for tax reasons (what's the rate?)? i've always heard some of your money will be subtracted for tax, but what kind of tax? and i live in ontario.

Hi: You will see 3 deuctions. 1 - Federal and provincial income taxes (CIT) (in Ontario it will be about 23 %). 2 - Canada Pension Plan (CPP) (about $ 35 per week if you earn more than $ 30,000 per year). 3 - Employment Insurance (EI) (about $ 15 per week if you earn more than $ 30,000 per year). Hope that helps.

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Hello. i would like to know the % off tax that i pay off my paycheck. i am using excel and have a formula to auto deduct my taxes, but i now need the % number to enter in my box. i make 16 dollars an hour. i work full time 30-40 hours a week. i get paid bi-weekly. i get taxed the same as most everyone else here in ontario. "cpp / ei and federal income tax" can someone help me calculate what % i pay of taxes so i can put it in my excel table so it will auto calculate any future earnings for me? ps. i went to the government website, but it just tells me the amounts that i pay in tax, but not the overall % all in one number to enter in my excel table. thank you very much in advance. march 2011.

If you already know what the amount of tax you pay and you know your monthly - take the total tax paid / total salary paid x 100 that should be your /%

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I am under 18 and i work in ontario and i'd like to know how much taxes are taken off my paycheck, thanks in advance

The best answer we can give you is: it depends on how much money you make. Your choices are: 1. Respond with how much money you make in a pay period. 2. Calculate it yourself using CRA's payroll deduction calculator: http://www.cra-arc.gc.ca/pdoc/ 3. Look at your paycheque stub.