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Quick answer: Free calculators for the numbers incorporated owners ask about most — salary versus dividends, GST/HST, corporate tax deadlines, payroll deductions and instalments. Every one runs entirely in your browser: nothing you enter is sent to us or to anyone else.

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No sign-up, no catch. Quick calculators and honest, plain-English answers to the questions Canadian business owners ask us most. All free, all from EverStone CPA in Abbotsford, BC.

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The calculators here follow the order the questions actually arrive in for an owner — whether to incorporate at all, then how to take money out of the corporation once it exists, then the two corporate deadlines and whether instalments are required, then the recurring payroll, sales tax and vehicle-benefit questions that repeat every year
Incorporate, then pay yourself, then the deadlines, then the recurring filings.

Calculators

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Should I Incorporate?

Estimate how much tax you could defer by incorporating your business in BC.

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Salary vs. Dividends

Answer a few questions and get a plain-English steer on how to pay yourself.

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T2 Deadline

Enter your fiscal year-end and get your filing deadline and balance-due date.

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Corporate Instalments

See whether your corporation must pay instalments, and on what schedule.

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Payroll Remittances

Find your CRA remitter type and exactly when source deductions are due.

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GST Quick Method

Compare the Quick Method against the regular method for your business.

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Company Car Benefit

Estimate the standby charge and operating benefit before you buy the vehicle.

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GST / HST Calculator

Add or remove GST/HST for any Canadian province in one tap.

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Payroll Deductions

Work out the CPP, EI and income tax to withhold from an employee’s pay.

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Corporate Tax

Estimate federal and provincial corporate tax above and below the small business limit.

Guides

Guide

Sole Proprietor vs. Corporation

The honest comparison — and the point where incorporating starts to pay off.

Guide

What Does a CPA Cost?

Our transparent, fixed-fee pricing for tax, bookkeeping and advisory.

Guide

T2 Corporate Tax Deadlines

When your corporate return and taxes are due — with a deadline calculator.

For your industry

Industry

Contractors & Trades

T5018, GST, salary-vs-dividends and the write-offs trades miss.

Industry

Realtors & Agents

PREC setup, commission income, GST/HST and expense planning.

Industry

Truckers & Owner-Operators

Per-diem, fuel and multi-province GST for owner-operators.

Industry

E-Commerce Sellers

Multi-province sales tax, payouts and inventory for online stores.

Choosing

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Which tool should I start with?

Unincorporated and wondering whether to incorporate? Start with the incorporation savings estimator — it shows the tax you could defer by leaving profit inside a corporation at the small-business rate instead of taking it all personally — then read the sole proprietor vs corporation guide for the liability and paperwork side, which the numbers alone don’t capture.

Already incorporated? The biggest recurring decision is how to pay yourself. Our salary vs dividends guide walks through the trade-offs — CPP, RRSP room, payroll obligations and integration — and where a calculator stops being enough and a conversation starts.

Charging or paying GST/HST? The GST/HST calculator adds or strips sales tax for any province — useful for quoting jobs tax-inclusive and reconciling invoices — and the CRA deadlines page keeps the filing dates straight.

A calculator is a starting point, not an answer: every figure depends on your province, your other income and your corporation’s situation. When a number surprises you, that’s usually the moment to talk it through with a CPA — the consult is free and the quote is fixed. For the year-end close specifically, a free email course walks the work through in five short lessons.

To hear when any of these figures change, the monthly Tax Memo covers what moved and what to do about it.

Filed late, or about to? The penalty calculator for late T1 and T2 returns shows what the CRA charge actually is, with the formula visible.

Free Canadian tax calculators — common questions

Are these calculators really free?+
Yes. Every calculator and guide on this site is free to use, with no sign-up, no email gate and no trial. They are published by EverStone CPA, a CPA firm in Abbotsford, BC, and they exist so an owner can get a straight answer without booking anything. Ask about your case →
Do I have to give my email to use them?+
No. The calculators run entirely in your browser and nothing you enter is transmitted. You can use every one of them without giving an email address or creating an account. Ask about your case →
Are the rates in these calculators current?+
Each calculator states the tax year and the figures it uses, and each page carries a reviewed date. Where a rate changes, the page is updated and the reviewed date moves with it — so check the date shown on the calculator you are using. Ask about your case →
Can I rely on a calculator instead of speaking to an accountant?+
A calculator gives you the shape of an answer, not a filing position. It cannot see the rest of your situation — associated companies, prior-year balances, how you have paid yourself already. Use it to understand the trade-off, then confirm the number before you act on it. Ask about your case →

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Looking for something specific? every page on the site, grouped by topic — or search it.

Each calculator has guides behind it — see the GST/HST, start to finish and the corporate tax hub for the reading that explains the numbers.

Beyond the calculators: QuickBooks vs Xero, Monthly books or once a year? and when to incorporate.

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