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Hourly Wage to Annual Salary Calculator

See what an hourly rate works out to as a yearly, monthly, and weekly salary — or run it the other way and find the hourly rate behind a posted salary. Adjust hours per week, vacation, and holidays to match your situation.

Currency
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h
days/year
days/year
Examples

$50 per hour at 40 hours per week, with 25 vacation days and 8 paid holidays — about a $90.8K/year result.

Annual Salary
$90,800.00
Hourly Rate
$50.00
Monthly Equivalent
$7,566.67
Weekly Equivalent
$2,000.00
Working Weeks per Year
45.4 weeks

At those settings, that is about 90,800 a year over 45.4 working weeks.

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Examples

How It Works

Formula

W=52−V+H5W = 52 - \dfrac{V + H}{5}

Sannual=Rhour×h×WS_{\text{annual}} = R_{\text{hour}} \times h \times W

Rhour=Sannualh×WR_{\text{hour}} = \dfrac{S_{\text{annual}}}{h \times W}

Variables

WW

Working weeks per year(weeks)

VV

Vacation days per year(days)

HH

Paid holidays per year(days)

hh

Hours worked per week(hours)

RhourR_{\text{hour}}

Hourly rate

SannualS_{\text{annual}}

Annual salary (gross)

Working weeks per year = 52 − (vacation + holidays) ÷ 5. From there, annual salary = hourly rate × hours per week × working weeks. The reverse direction divides annual salary by the same denominator to back out the hourly rate.

Frequently Asked Questions

01Should I count vacation days in working weeks?
Enter the paid days off you want excluded from working time. The calculator subtracts (vacation + holidays) ÷ 5 from 52, using five workdays per modeled week.
02Why do the example time-off numbers differ?
They are only examples. Enter your own vacation days and paid holidays so the working-weeks estimate matches the setup you want to model.
03Is this gross or net?
Gross. The calculator does not subtract taxes or other deductions. If you need an after-deduction estimate, adjust the result separately.
04What about overtime or bonuses?
Not included. The result only uses the hourly rate, weekly hours, vacation days, and paid holidays you enter. Add any extra amounts separately if you want them included.
05Can I use this for part-time or freelance work?
Yes. Enter the weekly hours and paid days off you want to model. The result follows those inputs and does not add any separate adjustments.

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