Numora Calculators is a platform dedicated to online financial calculation tools, built to support individuals and professionals. With fast, accurate, and easy-to-use calculators, users can estimate their net salary after federal and provincial taxes, assess tax obligations, evaluate mortgage affordability, and compare different financial scenarios.
Designed to reflect federal and provincial tax regulations, Numora calculators delivers reliable, easy-to-understand results. Whether you are managing your personal budget, planning a real estate purchase, or evaluating the impact of a change in income, Numora Calculators helps you make informed financial decisions with clarity and confidence.
Your trusted source for free, accurate, and easy-to-use financial tools designed specifically for the Canadian context. Whether you live in Quebec, Ontario, British Columbia, or anywhere else in Canada, our calculators are updated with the latest 2026 fiscal parameters.
Understanding your take-home pay is the first step in budgeting. Our Net Salary Calculator goes beyond a simple estimate. It breaks down your gross income into federal and provincial taxes, and calculates mandatory deductions like the Canada Pension Plan (CPP) or Quebec Pension Plan (QPP), and Employment Insurance (EI). Available for all provinces and territories.
Planning to buy a home? Use our Mortgage Calculator to estimate your monthly, bi-weekly, or weekly payments. Uniquely designed for the Canadian market, it allows you to include CMHC insurance (mortgage default insurance) premiums automatically if your down payment is below 20%. You can also factor in property taxes, heating, and condo or insurance fees to see the real cost of ownership.
Need to switch between Imperial and Metric systems? Our Unit Converter handles length, weight, volume, temperature, and speed instantly. Perfect for school, cooking, or engineering conversions.
Easily determine your exam score with our Test Grade Calculator. Perfect for students and teachers, it instantly calculates your percentage and letter grade based on the total number of questions and wrong answers.
