Convert hourly pay to a yearly salary and back — plus monthly, weekly and pro-rata part-time pay.
Yearly pay (before tax)
$52,000.00
40 hours × 52 weeks = 2,080 paid hours a year
Your pro-rata salary
$30,000.00
60% of full time · $2,500.00 a month
Calculation
Pro-rata salary = full-time salary × your hours ÷ full-time hours
Figures are gross pay, before tax and other deductions. Take-home pay depends on where you live and work.
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Turns any rate of pay into every other: an hourly wage into a yearly salary, a salary into an hourly rate, and everything in between. A second calculator works out pro-rata pay for part-time hours.
How it works
3 simple steps. No experience needed.
Good to know
Paid holidays still count, so most full-time employees should use 52 weeks. Use fewer only for unpaid time — for example contractors or seasonal work.
Full-time is usually 40 hours a week in the US and Canada, 37.5–40 in the UK and 38 in Australia. Using your contract's hours gives the most accurate hourly rate.
FAQ
At 40 hours a week for 52 weeks, $20 an hour is $41,600 a year before tax. Fewer hours or unpaid time off lower it.
Multiply the full-time salary by your weekly hours and divide by the full-time hours. £30,000 at 22.5 of 37.5 hours is £18,000.
Before tax (gross). Take-home pay depends on your country's income tax and deductions.
Step-by-step help for getting more out of the hourly to salary calculator.
Guide
$20 an hour is $41,600 a year at 40 hours a week. A full hourly-to-salary table from $15 to $50, plus the cases where the usual math is wrong.
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How-to
What “£30,000 pro rata” really pays for part-time hours, how to work it out in seconds, and how part-time holiday entitlement is calculated.
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