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Gross
Deducted
Take-home
Regular pay
– Fed withholding
– Social Security
– Medicare
– Dental
– Medical
– Vision
Take-home pay
Hours & Pay
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Benefits deductions
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0 selected
Year to Date
Through
Total Gross
avg — / check
Total Net (take-home)
avg — / check
Total Deducted
keep rate —%
Projected Year-End
at current pace
Last vs Previous Check
OT Streak
SS Wage Base Used
Gross per paycheck
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Earnings breakdown
Regular
Overtime (1.5×)
OT dependency
Hours
Regular
Overtime
Avg hrs / check
OT % of hours
Total hours
Hours by month
OT hours trend
Taxes withheld
Fed withholding
Soc Security (6.2%)
Medicare (1.45%)
Projected fed (YE)
Total taxes
Benefits & Retirement
Dental
Medical
Vision
401k / Retirement
Total benefits
Rates
Effective fed rate
FICA (SS + Med)7.65%
Combined tax rate
Avg gross / check
Keep rate
Tax burden % per paycheck
Cumulative net pay
🏆 Best paycheck
📅 This month vs last
💰 Pay rate history
Year-over-year
Month-by-month
Tap any card to see full breakdown · Reg OT Ded
Annual net target
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8-Hour Rule — Shift Gap Calculator
Week Builder
Week Builder — OT & Hours Preview
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Day Start End Break Hrs Reg OT Gap ⚑
Benefit Time Optimizer

Should you use benefit time this pay period? Enter your hours and see exactly how each scenario affects your net pay — including how OT and tax brackets interact.

Paycheck Balancer

If you miss regular hours and make them up with OT, how does your paycheck compare to a normal week? Enter your scenario and see the exact break-even point.

Date and Rate required per paycheck. Deductions auto-calculate if blank. Gross and Net are optional. Click ▾ for extra hour types.
Default pay rate & deductions
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Federal withholding

Calculator uses IRS 2026 weekly withholding tables (Single filer). Override to pin a flat % rate instead (blank = auto).

Extra fixed withholding per check (W-4 Step 4c / Step 2 adjustment).

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