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Overtime pay guides

Worked examples for weighted rates, biweekly overtime, and paycheck lines.

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Does overtime work differently on biweekly pay?Keep the weeks separate. See a 50-hour and 30-hour example. →Is my overtime line 0.5× or 1.5×?Compare like with like before you draw a conclusion. →I worked at more than one hourly rate.See how weighted regular rates affect the premium. →

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Planning estimates, not a payroll or legal determination. Gross overtime tools use the standard federal method. Take-home tools use federal withholding and a dated state bracket model or entered state tax. Local taxes and employee insurance require your entries.