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Hourly to salary calculator

Hourly to salary calculator for 2026/27: turn an hourly rate and your weekly hours into a yearly salary and see what you take home after tax.

Paid for 52 weeks a year.

You take home

£2,049a month

a year
£24,580
a week
£473
a day
£95

That is about £12.61 an hour after tax.

  • Take-home£2,04984%
  • Income tax£27811%
  • National Insurance£1115%

Amounts are per month. Percentages are of your pay before tax.

Of your next £1,000 you keep £720.

Your breakdown

Breakdown of your pay
ItemYearMonthWeek
Gross pay£29,250£2,438£563
Income tax-£3,336-£278-£64
Basic 20% on £16,680-£3,336-£278-£64
National Insurance-£1,334-£111-£26
Take-home£24,580£2,049£473

Personal Allowance used: £12,570.

This is an estimate for a standard employee on a cumulative tax code. Your payslip can differ if you have benefits, other income or an emergency tax code.

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Tax code (optional)

Leave blank for the standard allowance. Works with codes such as 1257L, BR, D0, K475 and S1257L.

Figures for the 2026/27 tax year.

How hourly pay becomes a salary

Yearly salary is your hourly rate times your weekly hours times 52 weeks. At £15 an hour and 37.5 hours a week that is £29,250 a year.

The calculator then takes off tax and National Insurance to show what you keep.

Hourly pay at 37.5 hours a week
Hourly rateYearly pay
£12 an hour£23,400
£15 an hour£29,250
£18 an hour£35,100
£20 an hour£39,000
£25 an hour£48,750

Part-time and unpaid breaks

Use the hours you are paid for, not the hours you are at work. If lunch is unpaid, leave it out of your weekly hours. Holiday pay is already part of the 52 weeks.

Questions people ask

How many hours a week does the calculator assume?

37.5 hours until you change it. Pages for a set hourly rate also use 37.5 hours.

How do I turn hourly pay into a yearly salary?

Multiply your hourly rate by your weekly hours and then by 52.

Does it include overtime?

No. Add your usual overtime to your weekly hours if you want it counted.

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