How much overtime do you get, and how much actually lands in your bank?
Most calculators stop at gross pay. MyOvertimePay runs the full chain: your worked hours, your state's statutory overtime rules, federal tax, FICA (7.65%), state and local withholdings, and the new 2025–2028 OBBBA overtime tax deduction.
Instant Overtime & Net Take-Home Check
Enter your hourly wage and hours to calculate your gross overtime and estimated net pay.
* Estimates only. Withholdings and OBBBA limits based on 2026 IRS and DOL published schedules. Does not constitute tax or legal advice.
The MyOvertimePay Difference
No competitor combines statutory overtime rules and real tax withholding on a single page.
Real State Statutes
Implements daily overtime, California §510 double time, and 7th consecutive day rules without pyramiding.
Full Tax Withholding
Subtracts Federal income tax, FICA (7.65%), state tax brackets, and local taxes like the Philadelphia Wage Tax.
OBBBA §225 Deduction
Calculates the qualifying federal overtime deduction slice ($12,500 single / $25,000 MFJ caps) under 2025–2028 law.
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Priority Overtime Jurisdictions
Verified statutes, statutory thresholds, and local tax rates.
Daily OT after 8h, Double-time after 12h, 7th day rule (Labor Code §510)
Explore California Overtime Rules →Daily OT after 8h for qualifying wage-threshold workers (NRS 608.018)
Explore Nevada Overtime Rules →Federal FLSA + 2026 City Wage Tax (3.735% Resident / 3.425% Non-Resident)
Explore Philadelphia Overtime Rules →