Hourly to Annual Salary
Turn an hourly rate into yearly gross pay.
Use the Hourly to Annual Salary tool
What this hourly to annual salary does
Hourly to Annual Salary multiplies your hourly rate by hours per week and paid weeks per year, then shows weekly, monthly and annual gross figures. Setting weeks below 52 accounts for unpaid leave, seasonal work or contract gaps.
These are gross amounts before income tax, social contributions, pension and other deductions. Take-home pay will be lower, and overtime, bonuses and shift premiums are not included unless you bake them into the rate or hours. Monthly figures divide the annual total by twelve.
Why use it
- Compare an hourly contract with a salaried offer.
- See how unpaid weeks change annual income.
- Estimate gross monthly income for budgeting.
How to use it
- 1Enter the hourly rate.
- 2Enter hours per week.
- 3Set paid weeks per year, using 52 only if you are paid for all of them.
- 4Read the weekly, monthly and annual gross figures.
Worked examples
Full-time
Input
28 per hour, 40 hours, 52 weeks
Output
Annual gross of 58,240, before tax.
Contract with unpaid leave
Input
28 per hour, 40 hours, 46 weeks
Output
A lower annual figure that reflects the unpaid weeks.
Common mistakes
- Treating the annual figure as take-home pay.
- Using 52 weeks when you take unpaid leave.
- Forgetting that overtime hours are not in the base rate.
Frequently asked questions
Does it include tax?
How is the monthly figure calculated?
Should I use 52 weeks?
Can I include a bonus?
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