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Instant lookups for current CPP/QPP contribution rates, EI premiums, maximums, and exemptions.
Federal and provincial tax brackets, surtaxes, and personal amounts for every jurisdiction.
Provincial sales tax rates, registration thresholds, and filing requirements across Canada.
Contribution limits, carry-forward rules, and tax implications for registered accounts.
Guidance on T4 boxes, filing deadlines, and common reporting scenarios for employers.
Province-specific vacation entitlements, accrual rates, and payout calculations.
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BeanFlow TaxGPT is a free AI-powered assistant for Canadian tax and payroll questions. It is grounded in a curated knowledge base of Canadian government publications and tax references covering topics such as CPP/EI rates, federal and provincial tax brackets, GST/HST rules, RRSP/TFSA limits, vacation pay, statutory holidays, and employment standards.
Yes. You can ask 5 questions without signing up. After creating a free account, you get 20 questions per day. TaxGPT is designed for Canadian small business owners and employers who need quick, reliable answers about payroll taxes, employee deductions, and CRA compliance — without paying for an accountant for every question.
TaxGPT covers: CPP and QPP contribution rates and maximums, EI premium rates and insurable earnings, federal and provincial income tax brackets for all 13 jurisdictions, GST/HST and PST rates by province, RRSP and TFSA contribution limits, T4/T4A reporting requirements, vacation pay calculations by province, statutory holidays by province, overtime pay rules, and CRA filing deadlines.
TaxGPT retrieves information from a curated set of Canadian government publications and tax reference sources using RAG (Retrieval Augmented Generation). Answers include references to the source material used. TaxGPT provides information only — for personal tax filing or complex tax situations, consult a qualified accountant or CPA.
BeanFlow TaxGPT is specifically designed for Canadian employers and small business owners dealing with payroll tax questions. Unlike TaxGPT.ca (focused on personal income tax filing) or ChatGPT (general-purpose AI), BeanFlow TaxGPT has a curated knowledge base of CRA employer guides (T4127, T4032) and provincial employment standards, giving more accurate answers for payroll-specific questions.
For 2026, the CPP employee contribution rate is set by CRA annually (check CRA's T4032 for the latest). BeanFlow TaxGPT provides the exact current rates including CPP1, CPP2, basic exemption amounts, and maximum pensionable earnings. Ask TaxGPT for the latest rates — it's always up to date with current CRA publications.
Yes. TaxGPT knows the current GST/HST rates for every province: 5% GST (Alberta, BC, Manitoba, Saskatchewan, territories), 13% HST (Ontario), 15% HST (Atlantic provinces). It can also answer questions about registration thresholds, input tax credits, filing frequencies, and the quick method of accounting.
No. TaxGPT is an information tool, not a tax advisor. It provides accurate reference information from CRA publications to help you understand tax rules and make informed decisions. For tax filing, audit response, or complex tax planning, you should work with a qualified CPA or tax professional. TaxGPT helps you ask better questions when you do meet your accountant.
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