Overtime Pay After Tax Calculator
Calculate overtime pay after taxes with comprehensive tax deductions. See exactly how much you'll take home from overtime hours after federal, state, and local taxes.
Quick Answer
Net Overtime = (Hours × Rate × 1.5) - Taxes. 10 hours at $20/hour = $300 gross, ~$225 net. Overtime taxed at regular income rate. Essential for paycheck planning.
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Gross Overtime: $450
Net Overtime: $337
Tax Rate: 25%
Key Features
Overtime Calculation
1.5x and 2x overtime rates
Tax Deductions
Federal, state, local taxes
Net Pay
Take-home overtime pay
Pay Period
Weekly, bi-weekly, monthly
How It Works
Enter Rate & Hours
Input hourly rate and overtime hours
Set Tax Info
Add filing status and state
Calculate Gross
System calculates gross overtime pay
Subtract Taxes
See net overtime pay after taxes
Why Calculate Overtime After Tax?
Income Planning
Know actual take-home pay
Budget Planning
Plan extra income
Tax Awareness
Understand tax impact
Overtime Rate Rules
Standard Overtime (1.5x rate)
Required by FLSA for hourly employees working over 40 hours/week. Most common overtime rate.
Double Time (2x rate)
Some employers offer double time for holidays, Sundays, or hours over 12 in a day. Not required by law.
Salaried Employees
Generally exempt unless earning less than $684/week (2024). Some salaried positions still qualify for overtime.
State Variations
Some states have stricter overtime rules. California requires overtime after 8 hours/day, not just 40/week.
Tax Impact on Overtime Pay
Federal Income Tax
Overtime taxed at regular income rates. May push you into higher tax bracket temporarily.
Rates: 10-37% for 2024.
State Income Tax
Varies by state. Some states have no income tax, others have progressive rates.
Highest: California (13.3%).
FICA Taxes
7.65% total (6.2% Social Security + 1.45% Medicare). Applies to all overtime earnings.
Effective Tax Rate
Most workers pay 25-35% total taxes on overtime. Higher earners may pay 35-40%.
Overtime Pay Examples
Example 1: $15/hour, 10 hours overtime
Gross: 10 × $15 × 1.5 = $225
Taxes (30%): $67.50
Net: $157.50
Example 2: $25/hour, 15 hours overtime
Gross: 15 × $25 × 1.5 = $562.50
Taxes (32%): $180
Net: $382.50
Example 3: $40/hour, 20 hours overtime
Gross: 20 × $40 × 1.5 = $1,200
Taxes (35%): $420
Net: $780
Calculate Your Overtime Pay
Find out exactly how much you'll take home from overtime hours after taxes
Use Full CalculatorFrequently Asked Questions
Is overtime pay taxed differently?
No, overtime is taxed at the same rates as regular income. However, it can push you into a higher tax bracket for that pay period.
Do I get overtime if I'm salaried?
Generally no, unless you earn less than $684/week or your job duties don't meet exempt criteria. Check your employment classification.
How is overtime calculated for multiple rates?
If you work different jobs at different rates, overtime is calculated separately for each rate based on hours worked at that rate.
Can I refuse overtime?
Generally yes, employers cannot force overtime except in emergencies. However, refusing may affect your employment relationship.