How much is overtime pay at $26 an hour?

Overtime pay at $26 an hour is $39.00 per overtime hour. Ten hours of overtime in a week adds $390.00 on top of the $1,040.00 you earn for 40 regular hours, for $1,430.00 in total.

Overtime hours a weekExtra pay that weekExtra pay a year, every weekDeductible under no-tax-on-overtime
1$39.00$2,028$676
2$78.00$4,056$1,352
5$195.00$10,140$3,380
10$390.00$20,280$6,760
15$585.00$30,420$10,140
20$780.00$40,560$12,500

What $26 an hour pays for a whole week

Straight time up to 40 hours, then $39.00 an hour after that. A standard 40-hour week at $26 is $1,040.00 before tax, which is $2,080.00 on a biweekly paycheck, about $4,507 a month and $54,080 a year.

Hours in the weekGross payEvery week for a year
8$208.00$10,816
20$520.00$27,040
30$780.00$40,560
40$1,040.00$54,080
45$1,235.00$64,220
50$1,430.00$74,360
60$1,820.00$94,640

Your exact hours

The rule behind the numbers

Federal law pays 1.5 times your $26 rate, $39.00, for every hour past 40 in a workweek. Hours over 8 in a day earn nothing extra unless you're in California, Alaska, Nevada or Colorado, which the calculator above handles when you pick the state. Overtime is figured per week, never averaged across a pay period.

The tax side

The last column is what the 2025 law lets you deduct if you worked that much overtime every week of the year: only the $13.00 premium per hour counts, capped at $12,500. Your employer still withholds normally, so the saving shows up as a refund. The no-tax-on-overtime calculator handles the cap and the income phase-out, and the time and a half calculator gives the rate alone.

Other wages

Overtime pay at $23, $23.50, $24, $24.50, $25, $25.50, $26.50, $27, $27.50, $28, $28.50, $29 an hour. Or what is time and a half of $26 an hour.