Self-Employment Tax Calculator 2025
Calculate your income tax and CPP contributions as a self-employed Canadian.
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Self-Employment CPP
- Pay both employer + employee portions (11.90%)
- Half is tax-deductible
- EI is optional for special benefits
Self-Employment Taxes in Canada
As a self-employed individual in Canada, you're responsible for paying both the employee and employer portions of CPP contributions—a total of 11.90%. This is in addition to federal and provincial income tax.
CPP for Self-Employed (2025)
The maximum CPP contribution for self-employed individuals is $8,068. If your income exceeds $71,300, you also pay CPP2 contributions.
Disclaimer: This calculator provides estimates. Your actual tax may vary based on other income sources, deductions, and credits. Consider consulting a tax professional.