Salary Calculator
Convert between hourly, weekly, monthly and yearly pay. Set hours per week and weeks per year to estimate your gross income.
Changing currency changes the labels and rounding only; it does not convert exchange rates. JPY is shown with 0 decimal places.
Hourly and annual salary, both directions
Use paid weeks, workdays and overtime to compare gross pay periods. The deduction result is only your entered scenario.
Convert an hourly rate into weekly, monthly and annual pay — including overtime at 1.5× — and estimate take-home after a flat tax percentage. Example: $25/hour × 40 h/week × 52 weeks = $52,000 gross per year; at a 25% flat tax estimate, $39,000 net.
The math is transparent: gross = rate × hours/week × paid weeks. The common shortcut “hourly × 2080” assumes exactly 40 × 52; this calculator lets you change weeks to model unpaid time off — 50 paid weeks at the same $25/40 h drops gross to $50,000, which is the honest number for contractors without paid vacation.
Overtime uses the 1.5× convention (time and a half): each weekly overtime hour adds rate × 1.5. Five OT hours weekly at $25 adds 5 × 25 × 1.5 × 52 = $9,750, lifting the year to $61,750. Some jurisdictions and contracts use 2× for holidays — check your local rules; this page models the 1.5× baseline.
Boundary, honestly stated: the tax field is a single flat percentage for quick planning. Real income tax is bracketed and varies by country, state, filing status and deductions — treat the net figure as a rough envelope, not a payroll statement. This is math, not tax advice.
Published test vectors — each validated against the live tool: $25 × 40 h × 52 w = $52,000 gross · 25% flat tax → $39,000 net · +5 OT hours weekly at 1.5× → $61,750 gross · unpaid weeks reduce gross proportionally. Last verified: 2026-08-12.
FAQ
How do I convert an hourly rate to an annual salary?
Multiply rate × hours per week × paid weeks per year. The common “×2080” shortcut is 40 h × 52 w. $25/hour → $52,000. If you take unpaid time off, lower the weeks: 50 paid weeks → $50,000 — a materially different number for negotiating.
How is overtime calculated here?
At the 1.5× (time and a half) convention: each weekly OT hour adds rate × 1.5, annualized over your paid weeks. 5 OT hours at $25 = 5 × 37.50 × 52 = $9,750/year. Contracts with 2× holiday rates need a manual adjustment.
Is the net (after-tax) number accurate for my country?
It is a flat-percentage estimate for planning. Real taxes are bracketed and depend on jurisdiction, filing status, deductions and social contributions. Use it to compare offers on equal footing, then verify take-home with a local payroll calculator or accountant.
Salaried offer vs hourly rate — how do I compare?
Divide the salary by your true expected hours: a $60,000 salary at a real 45 h/week over 52 weeks is $25.64/hour — barely above a $25 hourly offer with paid overtime, which would gross $61,750 with 5 weekly OT hours. This calculator makes both sides of that comparison explicit.
Does the calculator account for unpaid vacation?
Yes — set “weeks per year” to your actually-paid weeks. Freelancers commonly use 46–48 to reserve unpaid holiday and sick time; that honesty up front prevents overestimating annual income by several thousand dollars.
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