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Hourly to Salary Calculator

Convert an hourly rate into annual, monthly, weekly and fortnightly equivalents using the hours per week and weeks per year you enter. This is a gross pay conversion, not a take-home pay estimate.

Hourly assumptions

Hourly assumptions

Hourly rate, typical weekly hours and weeks worked or paid in the year.

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Gross hourly rate before tax or deductions unless you choose another basis.

hrs

Typical paid or worked hours per week.

weeks

Use 52 for full-year work, or lower for unpaid time or seasonal work.

Result updated. Estimated annual salary $52,000 per year.

Result summary

Annual salary

Hourly rate has been converted using the hours and weeks entered.

Converted

$52,000/year

Hourly rate has been converted using the hours and weeks entered.

Key numbers

Annual hours
2,080
Monthly equivalent
$4,333/mo

Key takeaway

At $25.00 per hour for 40 hours a week and 52 weeks a year, the annual equivalent is about $52,000.

More settingsDisplay cents and region formatting.

Region settings change defaults, labels, units and formatting only. They do not convert currencies or provide tax advice. USD defaults change labels and currency formatting only.

Pay equivalents

Common pay-period conversions from the hourly rate entered.

Annual hours
2,080

Hours per week times weeks per year.

Monthly equivalent
$4,333/mo
Weekly equivalent
$1,000/week
Fortnightly equivalent
$2,000/fortnight

Warnings to note

  • This calculator excludes taxes, benefits, overtime, bonuses, payroll deductions, paid leave rules and legal wage requirements.

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General conversion only

This calculator does not estimate tax, overtime, payroll deductions, employment classification, benefits or legal wage requirements.

How hourly pay is converted to salary

Annual hours are hours per week times weeks per year. The annual salary equivalent is hourly rate times annual hours.

Weeks per year

Use 52 for full-year work, or a lower number when unpaid time or seasonal work should be reflected. Weekly and fortnightly amounts remain based on the weekly hours entered.

What this calculator does not include

This is a pay conversion only. It does not estimate tax, overtime rules, benefits, payroll deductions, employment classification, minimum wage compliance or take-home pay.

Key terms and assumptionsHourly rate, annual hours, salary equivalent, weekly and fortnightly equivalents, and pay-conversion limits.
Hourly rate
Hourly rate is pay per hour entered by the user.
Annual hours
Annual hours are hours per week times weeks per year.
Annual salary equivalent
Annual salary equivalent is hourly rate times annual hours.
Weekly equivalent
Weekly equivalent is hourly rate times hours per week.
Fortnightly equivalent
Fortnightly equivalent is two weeks of pay based on the weekly equivalent.
General conversion
The result excludes tax, overtime rules, benefits, deductions, employment classification, minimum wage compliance and take-home pay.

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FAQs

How do I convert hourly pay to salary?

Multiply hourly rate by hours per week and weeks per year.

Should I use 52 weeks per year?

Use 52 for full-year work, or a lower number if unpaid time or seasonal work should be reflected.

Does this include tax?

No. It converts the amount entered and does not estimate take-home pay.

Does this include overtime?

No. It uses the hourly rate and hours you enter without applying overtime rules.

Can I use part-time hours?

Yes. Decimal hours are valid.

Why does weeks per year matter?

Fewer paid or worked weeks reduce the annual salary equivalent.

How is fortnightly pay calculated?

It is twice the weekly equivalent.

Is this employment or wage advice?

No. It is a pay conversion based on the rate, hours and weeks entered, not tax, legal, payroll, employment or wage advice.