Does this calculate tax automatically?
No. Enter the deduction percentages and amounts applicable to your payroll scenario.
Payroll and workforce toolkit
Estimate regular wages, overtime, configurable deductions, net pay, and employer cost for one payroll period — entirely in your browser.
For hourly work, regular pay is hourly rate multiplied by regular hours. Overtime is the derived hourly rate multiplied by overtime hours and your chosen multiplier. For salary work, salary is divided by the entered number of pay periods, then overtime is added. Percentage and fixed deductions reduce gross pay; employer contributions are added to show the cost to the business.
At a rate of 25 per hour, 40 regular hours and 5 overtime hours at 1.5x create 1,187.50 gross pay. With 10% deductions and a fixed 50 deduction, net pay is 1,018.75. An 8% employer contribution makes the total employer cost 1,282.50, before any additional local obligations.
No. Enter the deduction percentages and amounts applicable to your payroll scenario.
Yes. Enter regular and overtime hours plus the applicable multiplier.
Annual salary is divided by the pay periods per year, then overtime is added using an hourly equivalent.
It is gross pay plus the employer contribution percentage you enter.
No. Currency changes labels and formatting only; it does not apply exchange rates.
Yes. Calculations and exports run in the browser and are not submitted to this tool.
Yes. CSV and PDF exports use the displayed calculation data.
They can be entered, but the displayed net pay will not fall below zero.
No. Confirm tax, labor, and payroll obligations for your jurisdiction before paying employees.
Not in this version. The tool is designed for one-time local scenarios.
It multiplies the derived hourly rate for each overtime hour; use the rule that applies to your workforce.
Use the time-card or work-hours tool to prepare the hours for another payroll period.