Salary Guides and Calculators

Q: Which calculator should I use for a job offer?

Use the main Salary Calculator (index) to compare hourly vs salary. Use hourly-to-yearly guides for specific rates, and after-tax guides for take-home.

Convert hourly pay to yearly salary, yearly to hourly, and estimate your take-home after taxes. All tools are free—no signup required. Find the right calculator for your needs below. View HTML sitemap for a full list of all pages.

Main Calculators

Our core tools let you convert between hourly and annual pay and see rough tax estimates. Use them to compare job offers, plan a budget, or negotiate pay.

Salary Calculator — Convert hourly ↔ yearly. Main tool with tax estimate.
Salary Comparison Guides — Compare hourly rates, annual salaries, gross vs after-tax.
How Salary Conversion Works — Learn the formulas and conversion logic.
Gross vs net salary — Understand gross vs take-home pay.
Salary Negotiation Guide — Compare offers and negotiate wisely.
Compare Salary Offers Guide — Gross vs net, benefits, location impact.
Salary Raise Calculator Guide — Evaluate raises and compare old vs new pay.
Hourly to Salary Calculator — Enter your hourly rate to get yearly pay.
Salary to Hourly Calculator — Enter annual salary to get hourly equivalent.
After-Tax Calculator — Enter any salary to see estimated take-home. Based on federal brackets.

Country-Specific Salary Calculators

Salary conversion and tax context for workers in specific countries. Same formula—local context and examples.

Hourly to Yearly Salary Guides

Quick answers for common hourly rates. Each guide includes a calculator, monthly and biweekly breakdowns, and FAQ. Click any rate to see full details and take-home estimates.

After-Tax Salary Guides

See how much you keep after federal taxes. Each page has a calculator you can adjust for nearby salaries. State tax, 401(k), and health insurance will change your real take-home.

Pay Frequency & Monthly Breakdowns

Convert hourly pay to monthly or biweekly amounts, or annual salary to monthly pay. Useful for budgeting and comparing job offers.

Hourly After-Tax Guides

For specific hourly rates, see take-home pay after federal taxes.

$25 an hour after taxes USA — Full USA breakdown
$40 an hour after taxes USA — Full USA breakdown
£20 an hour after tax UK — Full UK breakdown
€25 an hour after tax Ireland — Full Ireland breakdown
CA$30 an hour after tax Canada — Full Canada breakdown
R200 an hour after tax South Africa — Full South Africa breakdown
S$30 an hour after tax Singapore — Full Singapore breakdown
$20 an hour after tax Jamaica — Full Jamaica breakdown
$25 an hour after tax Trinidad — Full Trinidad and Tobago breakdown
$25 an hour after tax Barbados — Full Barbados breakdown
$30 an hour after tax Bahamas — Full Bahamas breakdown
₱200 per hour after tax Philippines — Full Philippines breakdown
₦5,000 per hour after tax Nigeria — Full Nigeria breakdown
KES 1,000 per hour after tax Kenya — Full Kenya breakdown
AU$80,000 salary after tax Australia — Full Australia breakdown
$20 an hour after tax
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$35 an hour after tax
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$50 an hour after tax

Budgeting & Cost of Living

Plan your budget with take-home pay and understand how location affects your salary.

Salary Budgeting Guide — 50-30-20 rule, rent rules, budget with net pay
Cost of Living vs Salary — How location affects take-home, compare cities
Part-Time Salary Calculator — Convert hourly to yearly for 20, 30, or custom hours/week

Understanding Salary Conversions

Converting between hourly and yearly pay is simple math. A full-time worker typically works 40 hours per week for 52 weeks—that's 2,080 hours per year. To get your annual salary from an hourly rate, multiply: hourly rate × 2,080. For example, $25 per hour × 2,080 = $52,000 per year gross. To go the other way, divide your annual salary by 2,080. A $60,000 salary ÷ 2,080 ≈ $28.85 per hour.

Our calculators apply this formula and add a rough federal tax estimate so you see approximate take-home pay. The tax estimate uses current federal brackets and assumes a single filer. Your real take-home will be lower if you have state tax, pre-tax deductions (401k, health insurance), or a different filing status. Use our tools to compare offers, plan a budget, or negotiate—but consult a tax professional for precise numbers.

When comparing job offers, remember that hourly and salaried roles can have different benefits. An hourly job may offer overtime; a salaried job may include PTO, 401(k) match, or bonuses. Use our calculators to compare base pay, then factor in benefits and schedule when making a decision.

FAQ

How do I convert hourly pay to yearly salary?

Multiply your hourly rate by 2,080 (40 hours × 52 weeks). Or use our free calculators—enter your rate and get instant results with a tax estimate.

Where can I find my take-home pay after taxes?

Use our after-tax salary guides (70k, 80k, 100k, 120k). Each has a calculator you can adjust for any salary. We estimate federal tax only; state tax and deductions will lower your actual paycheck.

What is $25 an hour as a yearly salary?

$25/hr full-time = $52,000 per year gross. See our $25 an hour guide for monthly, biweekly, and take-home breakdown.

Which calculator should I use for a job offer?

Use the main Salary Calculator to compare hourly vs salary. Use hourly-to-yearly guides for specific rates (e.g. $30/hr), and after-tax guides when you need take-home estimates.

Are the tax estimates accurate?

We use rough federal estimates. State tax, 401(k), health insurance, and filing status change your real take-home. Consult a tax professional for precise numbers.

This calculator provides an estimate only and is not tax or financial advice. Last updated: March 2025.