Overtime is not the same in every province. Enter your hourly wage and hours to estimate regular pay, overtime pay, and the after-tax value of that overtime using the same payroll engine as the paycheck calculator.
Regular hours are paid at your hourly wage. Overtime hours use that jurisdiction’s standard premium — usually 1.5×, and 2× after 12 hours in a day in British Columbia. New Brunswick’s statutory floor is 1.5× the minimum wage, not automatically 1.5× your regular rate.
The calculator assumes the same hours repeat every pay period for a full year, then compares take-home pay with and without the overtime. That difference is the estimated after-tax value. It is not overtime pay multiplied by a guessed tax rate.
Managers, some professions, averaging agreements, collective agreements, and federally regulated workplaces can follow different rules. This tool models the standard employment-standards default, not every exemption.
This calculator estimates that by comparing annual take-home pay with and without the overtime hours. The gap is the after-tax value, after income tax and payroll contributions.
No. Ontario and New Brunswick generally use 44 hours. Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island generally use 48. Several jurisdictions also have daily thresholds.
No. Employment-standards rules have exemptions. Use the official source linked on the page, or an employment-standards office, for your situation.