How do you convert an hourly wage to a yearly salary?

Multiply the hourly rate by the hours you are paid in a year. Full time is 40 hours a week for 52 weeks, 2,080 hours, so $25 an hour is $52,000. A quick check: double the hourly rate and add three zeros ($25 → $50,000), which is 2,000 hours.

How much is a 30-hour-a-week job a year?

Hourly rate × 30 × 52, or 1,560 hours. At $20 an hour that is $31,200; at $25, $39,000. Put 30 in the hours box of the calculator above for the after-tax figure.

How is a prorated salary worked out?

The yearly salary times the share of the year worked. By calendar days, the days from your first to your last day divided by 365 (366 in a leap year); by workdays, the Monday-to-Friday days worked divided by the workdays in the year (261 in 2026). Employers and contracts use either method; the calculator shows both.

Are these figures before or after tax?

Both. The yearly and monthly columns are before tax. The take-home column subtracts 2026 federal income tax (Rev. Proc. 2025-32) and the employee’s 7.65% Social Security and Medicare tax (IRC §3101); pick a state in the calculator to subtract state income tax too.

Hourly to Salary Calculator 2026: $18 to $100 an Hour, Yearly and After Tax

Full time is 2,080 hours a year (40 a week for 52 weeks). $25 an hour is $52,000 a year, $4,333 a month; after 2026 federal income tax and FICA a single filer keeps $43,959. The calculator takes any rate, hours, overtime and state, and works out take-home pay with the 2026 federal and state tax engines.

Updated November 4, 2026 · 2026 tax year

Hourly to salary calculator

Hourly rate ($) Hours a week Weeks a year 52 = paid every week, vacation included Overtime hours a week Paid at time and a half Filing status State

An estimate from QuantCalc’s tax engine (federal 2.6.0, state 1.26.0) for the 2026 tax year: wages from one job, the standard deduction, no dependents unless stated. Local income taxes are not taken off, except the county income tax in Indiana and Maryland, which the state engine adds at a typical county rate; state payroll taxes (disability or paid-leave insurance) are not taken off either. Not tax advice. How each line is computed, with its source: federal, state.

Hourly rate to yearly salary, before and after tax

Hourly rate to yearly pay at 2,080 hours (40 a week, 52 weeks), and 2026 take-home pay for a single filer aged 30 after federal income tax and Social Security and Medicare, the standard deduction, computed by the tax engine. State tax not included. Each rate opens its own page with married figures, ten states and overtime.
Hourly	Yearly	Monthly	Federal income tax	Take-home pay
$18 an hour	$37,440	$3,120	$2,311	$32,265
$19 an hour	$39,520	$3,293	$2,563	$33,934
$20 an hour	$41,600	$3,467	$2,815	$35,603
$21 an hour	$43,680	$3,640	$3,061	$37,277
$22 an hour	$45,760	$3,813	$3,313	$38,946
$23 an hour	$47,840	$3,987	$3,559	$40,621
$24 an hour	$49,920	$4,160	$3,811	$42,290
$25 an hour	$52,000	$4,333	$4,063	$43,959
$26 an hour	$54,080	$4,507	$4,309	$45,634
$27 an hour	$56,160	$4,680	$4,561	$47,303
$28 an hour	$58,240	$4,853	$4,807	$48,978
$29 an hour	$60,320	$5,027	$5,059	$50,647
$30 an hour	$62,400	$5,200	$5,311	$52,315
$31 an hour	$64,480	$5,373	$5,557	$53,990
$32 an hour	$66,560	$5,547	$5,817	$55,651
$33 an hour	$68,640	$5,720	$6,268	$57,121
$34 an hour	$70,720	$5,893	$6,730	$58,580
$35 an hour	$72,800	$6,067	$7,192	$60,039
$36 an hour	$74,880	$6,240	$7,643	$61,509
$37 an hour	$76,960	$6,413	$8,105	$62,968
$38 an hour	$79,040	$6,587	$8,556	$64,437
$40 an hour	$83,200	$6,933	$9,480	$67,355
$45 an hour	$93,600	$7,800	$11,768	$74,672
$50 an hour	$104,000	$8,667	$14,056	$81,988
$55 an hour	$114,400	$9,533	$16,344	$89,304
$60 an hour	$124,800	$10,400	$18,686	$96,567
$65 an hour	$135,200	$11,267	$21,182	$103,675
$70 an hour	$145,600	$12,133	$23,678	$110,784
$75 an hour	$156,000	$13,000	$26,174	$117,892
$80 an hour	$166,400	$13,867	$28,670	$125,000
$100 an hour	$208,000	$17,333	$38,726	$154,747

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Prorated salary calculator

Starting or leaving a salaried job part way through the year? Enter the yearly salary and your first and last day.

How a prorated salary is calculated

A prorated salary is the yearly salary times the share of the year you work. There are two common ways to measure that share; your offer letter, contract or payroll policy says which one your employer uses.

Calendar days: prorated salary = yearly salary × days from your first to your last day, both included ÷ days in the year (365, or 366 in a leap year).
Workdays: prorated salary = yearly salary × Monday-to-Friday days worked ÷ Monday-to-Friday days in the year (261 in 2026). Holidays are counted as workdays, because a salary pays them.

Worked example. A $60,000 salary, starting March 16, 2026 and working to December 31, 2026: that is 291 of 365 calendar days, so $60,000 × 291 ÷ 365 = $47,835.62 by calendar days; and 209 of 261 workdays, so $60,000 × 209 ÷ 261 = $48,045.98 by workdays. Both figures are before tax.

Common questions

How do you convert an hourly wage to a yearly salary?: Multiply the hourly rate by the hours you are paid in a year. Full time is 40 hours a week for 52 weeks, 2,080 hours, so $25 an hour is $52,000. A quick check: double the hourly rate and add three zeros ($25 → $50,000), which is 2,000 hours.
How much is a 30-hour-a-week job a year?: Hourly rate × 30 × 52, or 1,560 hours. At $20 an hour that is $31,200; at $25, $39,000. Put 30 in the hours box of the calculator above for the after-tax figure.
How is a prorated salary worked out?: The yearly salary times the share of the year worked. By calendar days, the days from your first to your last day divided by 365 (366 in a leap year); by workdays, the Monday-to-Friday days worked divided by the workdays in the year (261 in 2026). Employers and contracts use either method; the calculator shows both.
Are these figures before or after tax?: Both. The yearly and monthly columns are before tax. The take-home column subtracts 2026 federal income tax (Rev. Proc. 2025-32) and the employee’s 7.65% Social Security and Medicare tax (IRC §3101); pick a state in the calculator to subtract state income tax too.