Overtime Pay Calculator

The calculator assumes a standard 26 working days per month and 8 hours per day to derive an hourly rate from your monthly salary, then multiplies that by your overtime hours and chosen multiplier.

Many factory/labour regulations require overtime to be paid at double (2x) the normal rate — check your applicable labour law and company policy, since some roles or agreements may specify a different multiplier.

Yes, applicable labour regulations often cap the overtime hours permitted per quarter — check the specific limit that applies to your industry and role.

Yes, overtime pay is treated as regular salary income for tax purposes and taxed at your applicable slab rate.