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Ontario payroll, in plain English.

Notes for trades shop owners — how deductions are actually calculated, what payroll really costs, and the compliance risks nobody explains. No jargon, no fluff.

2026 Payroll Deductions Formulas Updated: New T4127 Edition The Government of Canada has updated its payroll deductions formulas to the 122nd Edition, effective January 1, 2026. This change affects how businesses… June 26, 2026
Director liability for source deductions: the personal risk nobody explains Miss a CRA remittance and the debt can follow you personally — here's how directors get caught. June 25, 2026
What payroll really costs in Ontario — base fees, per-run fees, and the float The three numbers you can't multiply in your head — and the cash a bureau quietly earns on your remittances. June 25, 2026
How CPP, EI & income tax are actually calculated on an Ontario paycheque (2026) The exact CRA T4127 math behind every deduction — with this year's rates worked through. June 25, 2026

An architect's note

I built Onest because my family's shop was tired of paying a bureau that hid its math and held its cash for a week to earn float interest. We asked simple questions — what's the CPP formula? how do we confirm the remittance went out? — and got non-answers.

So we engineered the most transparent payroll in Ontario. Every number is traceable. Every remittance is confirmable. Every formula is on the screen. Don't trust us — check our math.

— Drew, YNET Plus Inc.
CRA T4127 — 122nd ed., verified Jan 1 2026

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