Earnings statement · Quebec
Quebec take-home pay: not calculated yet
Takehome does not calculate Quebec take-home pay yet: Quebec uses QPP, QPIP and Revenu Québec formulas, not the CRA T4127 formulas this engine follows. Here is why, and what to use instead.
Not calculated
Quebec uses Revenu Québec formulas (QPP/QPIP), not T4127 Chapter 4 provincial tax. This engine does not calculate Quebec and will not return a federal-only answer with T2 = 0. Roadmap: jurisdictions.
What to use instead: Revenu Québec’s own source deduction tools for Quebec income tax, QPP and QPIP, and the CRA’s federal tables for federal tax and EI. Takehome will not show a federal-only number that looks like a paycheque.
Quebec is not T4127 Chapter 4. This engine refuses the jurisdiction rather than return federal tax with T2 = 0.
Why the calculator is blank
Quebec provincial tax, QPP, QPIP, and the federal abatement (16.5% of basic federal tax) are Revenu Québec / TP-1015.3, not T4127 Chapter 4. Returning a federal-only net with provincial tax zero would look like a number and be wrong. The typed error is JurisdictionNotSupported.
What still exists federally
Federal brackets, BPAF, CEA, and the 16.5% Quebec abatement are in the federal rule file (abatement 0.165). Takehome does not apply any of them to a Quebec paycheque, because it does not calculate Quebec at all and will not show a partial Quebec result.
QPP is not CPP
Quebec Pension Plan rates and the additional QPP contributions are not the YMPE/YAMPE CPP table. EI in Quebec is a different employee rate than 1.63% because QPIP exists. Takehome computes none of this: no QPP, no Quebec EI and no QPIP.
Roadmap
docs/jurisdictions.md. Until a Quebec rule set is ingested from Revenu Québec, every Quebec URL on this site is an explanation, not a quiet fallback.