Earnings statement · Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan weekly take-home pay
Weekly take-home in Saskatchewan. Enter this week’s gross; the deductions are the ones that belong on a weekly stub.
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T4127 Option 1
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| Factor | Value | Definition |
|---|---|---|
| A | Annual taxable income (T4127 Chapter 4, Step 1) | |
| R | Federal tax rate (T4127 Chapter 8, Table 8.1) | |
| K | Federal constant; the tax overcharged when applying the higher federal rates to A (T4127 Chapter 8, Table 8.1) | |
| K1 | Federal non-refundable personal tax credit (lowest federal tax rate × TC) (T4127 Chapter 4, Step 2) | |
| K2 | Federal tax credit for base CPP contributions and EI premiums (T4127 Chapter 4, Step 2) | |
| K4 | Federal non-refundable tax credit calculated using the Canada employment amount (T4127 Chapter 4, Step 2) | |
| T3 | Annual basic federal tax (T4127 Chapter 4, Step 2) | |
| T1 | Annual federal tax deduction (T4127 Chapter 4, Step 3) | |
| V | Provincial or territorial tax rate (T4127 Chapter 8, Table 8.1) | |
| KP | Provincial or territorial constant (T4127 Chapter 8, Table 8.1) | |
| K1P | Provincial or territorial non-refundable personal tax credit (lowest provincial rate × TCP) (T4127 Chapter 4, Step 5) | |
| K2P | Provincial or territorial tax credit for base CPP contributions and EI premiums (T4127 Chapter 4, Step 5) | |
| T4 | Annual basic provincial or territorial tax (T4127 Chapter 4, Step 4) | |
| V1 | Provincial surtax calculated on the basic provincial tax (Ontario only) (T4127 Chapter 4, Step 5) | |
| V2 | Ontario Health Premium calculated on taxable income (T4127 Chapter 4, Step 5) | |
| S | Provincial tax reduction (Ontario and British Columbia) (T4127 Chapter 4, Step 5) | |
| T2 | Annual provincial or territorial tax deduction (except Quebec) (T4127 Chapter 4, Step 5) | |
| T | Estimated federal and provincial or territorial tax deductions (T4127 Chapter 4, Step 6). Why it can differ from total_tax | |
| TB | Tax 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) | |
| M | Year-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) | |
| M1 | Accumulated federal and provincial tax deductions on non-periodic payments such as bonuses (T4127 Chapter 5) | |
| C | Canada (or Quebec) Pension Plan contributions (T4127 Chapter 6) | |
| C2 | Second additional Canada (or Quebec) Pension Plan contributions (T4127 Chapter 6) | |
| EI | Employment insurance premiums (T4127 Chapter 7) | |
| F5 | Deductions for Canada Pension Plan additional contributions (T4127 Chapter 4, Step 1) | |
| BPAF | Federal Basic Personal Amount (T4127 Chapter 2; Table 8.2) | |
| K3 | Other federal non-refundable tax credits authorized by a tax services office or tax centre (T4127 Chapter 4, Step 2) | |
| K3P | Other provincial or territorial non-refundable tax credits authorized by a tax services office or tax centre (T4127 Chapter 4, Step 5) | |
| K4P | Territorial non-refundable tax credit calculated using the provincial or territorial Canada employment amount (T4127 Chapter 4, Step 5) | |
| K5P | Provincial supplemental non-refundable tax credit (lowest provincial tax rate) (T4127 Chapter 4, Step 5) | |
| LCF | Federal labour-sponsored funds tax credit (T4127 Chapter 4, Step 3) | |
| LCP | Provincial or territorial labour-sponsored funds tax credit (T4127 Chapter 4, Step 5) | |
| Y | Additional Ontario tax-reduction amount based on the number of eligible dependants (T4127 Chapter 4, Step 5) | |
| F5A | CPP additional-contribution deduction (T4127 Chapter 4, Step 1) | |
| F5B | CPP additional-contribution deduction (T4127 Chapter 4, Step 1) | |
| D | Employee’s year-to-date (before the pay period) Canada Pension Plan contribution with the employer (T4127 Chapter 6) | |
| D1 | Employee’s year-to-date (before the pay period) employment insurance premium with the employer (T4127 Chapter 7) | |
| D2 | Employee’s year-to-date (before the pay period) second additional CPP contribution with the employer (T4127 Chapter 6) | |
| P | The number of pay periods in the year (T4127 Chapter 4, Step 1) | |
| PR | The number of pay periods left in the year (including the current pay period) (T4127 Chapter 4, Step 1) | |
| PM | Total months during which CPP and/or QPP contributions are required (used to prorate the maximum contribution) (T4127 Chapter 6) | |
| S1 | Option 2 cumulative-averaging pair: total pay periods / current pay-period number (for example 52/1 (T4127 Chapter 5) | |
| CEA | Canada Employment Amount (T4127 Chapter 8, Table 8.2) | |
| TC | Total claim amount reported on federal Form TD1 (T4127 Chapter 2) | |
| TCP | Total claim amount reported on the provincial or territorial Form TD1 (T4127 Chapter 2) | |
| IE | Insurable earnings (T4127 Chapter 7) | |
| QPIP | Quebec Parental Insurance Plan premium (T4127 Chapter 8, Table 8.29) |
Sources
Every factor this pay used, with the CRA T4127 table it comes from.
Weekly payroll manufactures more rounding events than monthly. Finding 002’s one-cent PDOC disagreements are denser on weekly and daily P. The number is the T4127 half-up result. The CPP basic exemption on a weekly cheque is truncated to the cent: $3,500 / 52 → $67.30, not $67.31.
Saskatchewan is three brackets with a $20,381 TCP, a large personal amount relative to the 10.5% first rate, and an LCP at 17.5%.
Three rates, high threshold on the middle band
10.50% to $54,532; 12.50% to $155,805; 14.50% above. The top Saskatchewan rate is lower than Manitoba’s 17.40% and Ontario’s 13.16% plus surtax. A $180,000 Saskatchewan salary is in the 14.50% band without an extra health premium.
TCP $20,381
Fixed. Only Alberta’s $22,769 and Nunavut’s $19,659 are in the same neighbourhood among fixed amounts. K1P = 10.50% × $20,381.
LCP 17.5% / $875
Saskatchewan’s labour-sponsored credit is a higher rate on a smaller maximum than Manitoba or the Maritimes. Unused unless lcp_purchase is supplied.
July 2026
Inherited. No mid-year Saskatchewan overlay.