CRA-aligned payroll calculations
Calculate CPP, CPP2, EI, federal income tax, and provincial or territorial tax using the payroll tables configured for the year.
Payroll built for Canada
Canadian payroll software for small businesses
Nexvar Pay guides Canadian employers from gross pay to net pay with current-year deduction tables, clear previews, and records that remain tied to the tax year used for each pay run.
All provinces and territories
Set the employee's province of employment and pay frequency so the calculation follows the appropriate Canadian payroll inputs.
Preview before finalizing
Review employee deductions, employer contributions, net pay, and total remittance before you confirm a payroll run.
Year-specific records
Historical payroll runs retain the rates used at the time, helping accountants understand how a prior-period result was calculated.
How it works
A controlled payroll workflow from inputs to records
- 1Add the company, pay schedule, and employee payroll details.
- 2Enter earnings, hours, benefits, and other applicable inputs.
- 3Review deductions, employer cost, net pay, and remittance.
- 4Finalize the run and produce the payroll records your team needs.
Common questions
Which Canadian payroll deductions does Nexvar Pay calculate?
Nexvar Pay calculates CPP or CPP2 where applicable, EI, federal income tax, and provincial or territorial tax based on the payroll inputs and tables configured for the year.
Are Nexvar Pay outputs official CRA documents?
No. Nexvar Pay is a payroll calculation and record-keeping tool. Employers should verify remittances and filings against their CRA account and current requirements.