Hourly to salary converter — weekly, monthly, annual
Compare a pay rate across hourly, daily, weekly, fortnightly, monthly and annual amounts using your hours, working days and paid weeks.
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52 if paid holiday; fewer if unpaid time off.
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These are gross figures, before tax, pension and any other deductions. Take-home pay depends on your country, allowances and circumstances, so it can differ substantially.
How to use
- Enter the pay amount and period. Start with an hourly, daily, weekly, monthly or annual amount, using the same before-tax basis throughout.
- Set the working pattern. Check hours per week, days per week and paid weeks per year. The starting values are 40 hours, 5 days and 52 paid weeks.
- Compare the equivalents. At €25/hour with that pattern, pay is €1,000/week, €52,000/year and about €4,333.33/month before deductions.
Questions
How many paid weeks should I enter?
Use the weeks for which the entered rate is paid. Include paid leave, but exclude unpaid weeks. For example, €25/hour for 40 hours across 48 paid weeks gives €48,000 per year.
Why is monthly pay not weekly pay times four?
The monthly equivalent is annual pay divided by 12. With 52 paid weeks, that is about 4.333 weeks per month. With fewer paid weeks, the monthly figure still averages the annual amount across all twelve months.
Is fortnightly the same as twice a month?
No. Fortnightly here means two weekly amounts. Twice-monthly pay would usually divide the annual amount into 24 instalments, and is not a separate output in this calculator.
Will this estimate take-home pay?
It does not calculate tax, pension, benefits or overtime premiums. Enter gross pay to compare gross equivalents. The currency choice changes formatting rather than exchanging currencies.
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