Pay Raise
Calculator
New pay and yearly gain from a percentage raise.
Open the pay raise calculator →Enter your annual salary and the hours you work to get your equivalent hourly rate — plus weekly and monthly pay.
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To find the hourly rate behind an annual salary, divide the salary by the number of hours you actually work in a year. That is your hours per week times the weeks you work per year — 2,080 hours for a standard full-time schedule.
Enter your salary and adjust the hours and weeks to fit your real schedule. Fewer hours a week, or unpaid weeks off, raise the effective hourly rate because the same pay is spread over fewer hours.
hourly = annual salary ÷ (hours per week × weeks per year)
At a standard 40 hours a week for 52 weeks (2,080 hours), $52,000 a year works out to exactly $25.00 an hour.
If your weeks off are paid, keep weeks per year at 52 — you are paid across the whole year. If they are unpaid, lower the weeks figure to reflect the weeks you actually work.
Before tax. It is your gross hourly rate. Taxes and deductions come out on top — use the Paycheck Calculator to estimate your after-tax pay.
New pay and yearly gain from a percentage raise.
Open the pay raise calculator →Convert pay between hourly, weekly, monthly and annual.
Open the salary calculator →The annual salary behind any hourly rate.
Open the hourly to salary calculator →Regular pay plus overtime at time-and-a-half.
Open the overtime calculator →Take-home pay after federal, FICA and state tax.
Open the paycheck calculator →