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Payroll that never misses a person or a deadline.

Payroll is the one back-office job with people attached: get it wrong and staff notice immediately, get remittances wrong and the CRA notices with its steepest penalties. We run the whole cycle: pay runs, withholding, remittances on your exact schedule, ROEs when someone leaves, T4s at year-end.

Direct deposit runs Remittances on schedule T4s & ROEs handled
What's included

The full payroll cycle, every period.

From onboarding a new hire to their T4, and everything the CRA expects in between.

Pay runs & direct deposit

Weekly, bi-weekly or semi-monthly, salaried and hourly, with overtime, stat holiday and vacation pay computed the Ontario ESA way.

Withholding done right

CPP (and the second CPP tier), EI and income tax calculated per run against current-year limits, so nothing surprises anyone in February.

Remittances on schedule

Source deductions to the CRA on your remitter calendar, usually the 15th of the following month, tracked and confirmed every time.

Tips & gratuities

Controlled tips through payroll with CPP, EI and withholding; direct tips left where they belong. Set up correctly per your POS flow.

T4s, ROEs & year-end

T4s filed by the last day of February, ROEs issued on time when staff leave, and the payroll account reconciled to the books all year.

WSIB & classification

WSIB registration and premium reporting where your industry requires it, and honest contractor-vs-employee assessments before the CRA does one for you.

Why the 15th matters

Withheld money is not your money.

Source deductions are trust funds held for the CRA, and late remittance penalties scale fast, up to 10% and higher for repeats. It's the one deadline category where the CRA has the least patience, and directors can be personally liable.

Our rule is simple: the remittance is calculated at the pay run, parked, and paid on schedule, every period, confirmed in your monthly report.

Read the tips & payroll guide →
2026 rates we run against
CPP · 5.95% to $74,600 pensionableboth sides
CPP2 · 4% on earnings $74,600 to $85,000both sides
EI · 1.63% employee to $68,900 insurableemployer × 1.4
Remittance · regular remitters15th, next month
T4 filing deadlinelast day of Feb
Rates move every January. Ours update the day they do, which is the point of having someone whose job this is.
Payroll FAQ

The questions employers actually ask.

Most new and small employers are regular remitters: due the 15th of the month after payday. Larger average remittances move you to accelerated schedules. We track your remitter type and pay on the right calendar, because late remittances draw some of the CRA's steepest penalties.

Tips your business controls, pooled card and POS tips paid through you, are generally controlled tips: CPP, EI and withholding apply, and they go on the T4. Cash handed directly to staff is a direct tip, reported by the employee. The tips guide covers the case law and setup.

The CRA weighs control, tools, subcontracting rights, financial risk and integration, not the label on the contract. Misclassification means back CPP and EI plus penalties, both shares. We flag risky arrangements early and keep documentation clean either way.

Included in Full Service, or $150/month added to any other plan: pay runs, direct deposit, withholding, remittances, tips handling, ROEs and T4s. See pricing.

Keep reading

Related reading & services.

Eight people, twenty-six pay runs,
zero missed remittances.

That's what a year of our payroll looks like. The free review checks your current setup, tips treatment and remitter schedule, findings in writing.

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