Overtime Pay Calculator
This Overtime Pay turns the figures for overtime Pay into a result you can review. Keep the inputs, units and time period consistent.
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How it works
Overtime rate = hourly rate × multiplier; weekly pay = base hours × rate + OT hours × OT rateHow to use the Overtime Pay
Enter the requested values and start with one realistic example. Read the result together with its unit or label, then change one input at a time if you want to compare options.
Use the result as a planning estimate. Rates, fees, rules and personal circumstances can change the final figure.
Frequently Asked Questions
How is time and a half calculated?
Multiply your regular hourly rate by 1.5: $20/hour becomes $30/hour for overtime. Under the US FLSA, non-exempt employees earn at least 1.5× for hours beyond 40 in a week.
Is overtime taxed at a higher rate?
No — overtime is taxed like all wages. Withholding on a big-OT paycheck can look heavier because the payroll system annualizes that week, but it evens out at tax filing.
What is double time?
A 2× multiplier some employers or states apply to holidays or long days (California requires it beyond 12 hours in a day). Switch the multiplier below to see it.