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Overtime Calculator 2026 (USA)

Use GlobalCalqulate’s free Overtime Calculator (USA, 2026) to calculate overtime pay based on hourly rate, overtime hours, and multiplier (1.5× time-and-a-half or 2× double time). Estimate overtime earnings per day, per week, or per paycheck. Supports hourly employees and salary workers converting salary to hourly for accurate overtime planning and take-home pay estimation.

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Financial Disclaimer: This calculator estimates overtime pay using the standard federal 1.5x rate for hours over 40 per week; it does not account for state-specific overtime rules (such as daily overtime thresholds), exempt employee status, or employer-specific pay policies. Actual overtime pay depends on your employer's policies and applicable state law. This tool is for planning purposes only and is not financial or legal advice — consult your employer or the Department of Labor for exact rules. Full disclaimer.
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Frequently Asked Questions

Clear answers to common questions to help you use this calculator confidently.

How does this Overtime Calculator work?

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It multiplies your regular hourly rate by your overtime multiplier (1.5x for time-and-a-half by default) and your overtime hours to estimate gross overtime pay, on top of your regular earnings. Results are gross pay only — taxes and deductions aren't included.

How is overtime pay legally defined under federal law?

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Under the Fair Labor Standards Act, non-exempt employees generally must be paid at least 1.5x their regular rate for hours worked over 40 in a workweek. Some states set stricter daily-overtime rules; check your state labor department if you work in one of them.

Can salaried employees receive overtime pay?

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Only if they're classified as non-exempt — salary alone doesn't determine exemption. Exemption depends on job duties and a minimum salary threshold set by the Department of Labor. Many salaried workers are non-exempt and are legally owed overtime.

What if my employer pays double-time instead of time-and-a-half?

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Change the overtime multiplier to 2x (or whatever rate applies) — the calculator isn't limited to the standard 1.5x default.

Does this include taxes and deductions?

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No — this shows gross overtime pay before federal, state, Social Security, and Medicare withholding. Use a paycheck calculator alongside this one to estimate your actual take-home amount.

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How this overtime calculator works

Under the US Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA), non-exempt employees are entitled to overtime pay at 1.5× their regular rate for all hours worked beyond 40 in a workweek. Some states (California, for example) also mandate daily overtime. This calculator applies FLSA weekly overtime rules.

Some workers are exempt from FLSA overtime (salaried executives, professionals, etc.). State laws may be more generous. Consult your HR department for classification questions.

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