Convert an hourly rate into weekly, monthly and annual pay or work backwards, with custom working hours and an optional tax deduction.
The Salary & Hourly Wage Calculator converts an hourly rate into weekly, monthly and annual pay, or works backwards from an annual salary to figure out the equivalent hourly rate. Set your own working hours and weeks per year so the numbers reflect your actual schedule, whether that's a standard 40-hour week or a part-time arrangement with fewer hours or paid holiday weeks.
An optional flat tax deduction percentage gives a rough estimate of take-home pay alongside the gross figures. This is deliberately a simplified estimate — real payslips apply progressive tax bands, national insurance or social security contributions, and other deductions that vary significantly by country and income level — but it's a quick way to sanity-check what an hourly rate or salary offer actually works out to.
Convert an hourly rate up to an annual salary, or convert an annual salary down to an equivalent hourly rate, depending on which figure you're starting with.
Custom hours-per-week and weeks-per-year fields mean the calculation reflects part-time work, unpaid leave or non-standard schedules accurately.
A flat deduction percentage gives a rough sense of net pay alongside the gross figures, useful for a quick comparison between job offers.
Multiply the hourly rate by hours worked per week, then by weeks worked per year. Setting your own hours and weeks matters here, since holidays, unpaid leave and part-time schedules all change the real annual total compared to a generic 2,080-hour assumption.
The take-home estimate applies only the flat percentage you enter, so it's a simplified approximation. Real payslips use progressive tax bands, national insurance or social security contributions and other deductions that vary by country, so treat this as a rough guide rather than an exact figure.
Freelancers use the reverse calculation to figure out what day rate matches a target annual income once non-billable time is factored in, by adjusting the weeks-per-year field down to reflect actual billable weeks.
Multiply the hourly rate by hours worked per week and weeks worked per year. Set your own hours and weeks so holidays and part-time schedules stay accurate.
It applies the flat deduction percentage you enter, which is an estimate. Real payslips use progressive tax bands and local contributions that vary by country.
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