Earnings statement · New Brunswick

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Earnings statement

T4127 Option 1

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Federal tax
Provincial tax
CPP
CPP2
EI
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Employer pays

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Employer CPP
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Employer cost (gross + premiums)

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FactorValueDefinition
AAnnual taxable income (T4127 Chapter 4, Step 1)
RFederal tax rate (T4127 Chapter 8, Table 8.1)
KFederal constant; the tax overcharged when applying the higher federal rates to A (T4127 Chapter 8, Table 8.1)
K1Federal non-refundable personal tax credit (lowest federal tax rate × TC) (T4127 Chapter 4, Step 2)
K2Federal tax credit for base CPP contributions and EI premiums (T4127 Chapter 4, Step 2)
K4Federal non-refundable tax credit calculated using the Canada employment amount (T4127 Chapter 4, Step 2)
T3Annual basic federal tax (T4127 Chapter 4, Step 2)
T1Annual federal tax deduction (T4127 Chapter 4, Step 3)
VProvincial or territorial tax rate (T4127 Chapter 8, Table 8.1)
KPProvincial or territorial constant (T4127 Chapter 8, Table 8.1)
K1PProvincial or territorial non-refundable personal tax credit (lowest provincial rate × TCP) (T4127 Chapter 4, Step 5)
K2PProvincial or territorial tax credit for base CPP contributions and EI premiums (T4127 Chapter 4, Step 5)
T4Annual basic provincial or territorial tax (T4127 Chapter 4, Step 4)
V1Provincial surtax calculated on the basic provincial tax (Ontario only) (T4127 Chapter 4, Step 5)
V2Ontario Health Premium calculated on taxable income (T4127 Chapter 4, Step 5)
SProvincial tax reduction (Ontario and British Columbia) (T4127 Chapter 4, Step 5)
T2Annual provincial or territorial tax deduction (except Quebec) (T4127 Chapter 4, Step 5)
TEstimated federal and provincial or territorial tax deductions (T4127 Chapter 4, Step 6). Why it can differ from total_tax
TBTax on the current bonus or retroactive pay: the difference between annual tax (T1+T2) with the non-periodic payment and without it (T4127 Chapter 4, bonuses and retroactive pay)
MYear-to-date federal and provincial tax already deducted on periodic pay (Option 2). Does not include extra tax requested (L) or tax on bonuses (M1) (T4127 Chapter 5)
M1Accumulated federal and provincial tax deductions on non-periodic payments such as bonuses (T4127 Chapter 5)
CCanada (or Quebec) Pension Plan contributions (T4127 Chapter 6)
C2Second additional Canada (or Quebec) Pension Plan contributions (T4127 Chapter 6)
EIEmployment insurance premiums (T4127 Chapter 7)
F5Deductions for Canada Pension Plan additional contributions (T4127 Chapter 4, Step 1)
BPAFFederal Basic Personal Amount (T4127 Chapter 2; Table 8.2)
K3Other federal non-refundable tax credits authorized by a tax services office or tax centre (T4127 Chapter 4, Step 2)
K3POther provincial or territorial non-refundable tax credits authorized by a tax services office or tax centre (T4127 Chapter 4, Step 5)
K4PTerritorial non-refundable tax credit calculated using the provincial or territorial Canada employment amount (T4127 Chapter 4, Step 5)
K5PProvincial supplemental non-refundable tax credit (lowest provincial tax rate) (T4127 Chapter 4, Step 5)
LCFFederal labour-sponsored funds tax credit (T4127 Chapter 4, Step 3)
LCPProvincial or territorial labour-sponsored funds tax credit (T4127 Chapter 4, Step 5)
YAdditional Ontario tax-reduction amount based on the number of eligible dependants (T4127 Chapter 4, Step 5)
F5ACPP additional-contribution deduction (T4127 Chapter 4, Step 1)
F5BCPP additional-contribution deduction (T4127 Chapter 4, Step 1)
DEmployee’s year-to-date (before the pay period) Canada Pension Plan contribution with the employer (T4127 Chapter 6)
D1Employee’s year-to-date (before the pay period) employment insurance premium with the employer (T4127 Chapter 7)
D2Employee’s year-to-date (before the pay period) second additional CPP contribution with the employer (T4127 Chapter 6)
PThe number of pay periods in the year (T4127 Chapter 4, Step 1)
PRThe number of pay periods left in the year (including the current pay period) (T4127 Chapter 4, Step 1)
PMTotal months during which CPP and/or QPP contributions are required (used to prorate the maximum contribution) (T4127 Chapter 6)
S1Option 2 cumulative-averaging pair: total pay periods / current pay-period number (for example 52/1 (T4127 Chapter 5)
CEACanada Employment Amount (T4127 Chapter 8, Table 8.2)
TCTotal claim amount reported on federal Form TD1 (T4127 Chapter 2)
TCPTotal claim amount reported on the provincial or territorial Form TD1 (T4127 Chapter 2)
IEInsurable earnings (T4127 Chapter 7)
QPIPQuebec Parental Insurance Plan premium (T4127 Chapter 8, Table 8.29)

Sources

Every factor this pay used, with the CRA T4127 table it comes from.

    Option 1 annualizes whatever you put in the gross box: A ≈ P × I. With P = 1, I is the salary. This is not a tax-return projection (no RRSP F, no credits beyond TD1 claim codes).

    New Brunswick is four brackets, TCP $13,664, and an LCP at 20% / $2,000, a Maritime pattern shared with Nova Scotia, not with Ontario.

    Four rates

    9.40% to $52,333; 14.00% to $104,666; 16.00% to $193,861; 19.50% above. The first step (9.40% → 14.00%) is 4.6 points, so crossing $52,333 on the annualized A moves T2 more than Ontario’s 5.05% → 9.15% step on a dollar-for-dollar basis.

    No surtax, no health premium

    New Brunswick repealed its high-income surtax years ago; it is not in the 2026 file. T4 − K1P − K2P is the provincial tax.

    LCP 20% / $2,000

    Same rate and cap as Nova Scotia. Not applied unless lcp_purchase is on the request.

    July 2026

    Inherited from January.