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Alaska Overtime Calculator

Calculate overtime hours, regular rates with shift premiums, and take-home pay under official wage standards.

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Includes Fed, State, FICA & Deductions

22%

Alaska has no state personal income tax on earned wages. Withholding covers federal tax and FICA.

Weekly Hours (Max 24h/day)

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Estimated Net Take-Home

$0.00

0.0 Hrs Total
Gross: $0.00

Compensation Breakdown

Regular Pay

0.0 hrs @ $0.00/hr

$0.00

Overtime (1.5x)

0.0 hrs @ $0.00/hr

$0.00

Double Time (2.0x)

0.0 hrs @ $0.00/hr

$0.00

Shift Premium

0.0 hrs @ +$0.00/hr

(included above: $0.00)

Estimated Taxes & Deductions

At 22% Rate

-$0.00

Estimate only, not legal or tax advice. Confirm exact payroll policies with your employer or your state's Department of Labor.

Alaska Overtime Rules & Regulations

Alaska Statute § 23.10.060 mandates daily overtime at 1.5 times the regular rate for hours worked over 8 in a day, as well as weekly overtime after 40 hours. Employers with fewer than 4 employees are exempt from state daily overtime mandates.

Worked Example Calculation

Worked Example: 5 shifts of 10.0 hours (50.0 total hours) at $20.00/hr base rate:

Regular Hours 40.0 hrs $800.00
Overtime (1.5x) 10.0 hrs $300.00
Total Gross Pay $1100.00 Pre-tax
Est. Net Take-Home $858.00 At 22% rate (-$242.00)

Key Wage & Employment Rules in Alaska

State Minimum Wage

State minimum wage adjusts on scheduled statutory dates under AS 23.10.065. Refer to the Alaska Department of Labor and Workforce Development for current posted rates. Tip credits toward minimum wage are prohibited.

Pay Frequency Mandates

Under AS 23.10.055, employers must establish regular, monthly or semimonthly paydays with advance written notice.

Final Paycheck Timing

Under AS 23.05.140, terminated employees must receive all earned wages within 3 working days. Resigning employees must be paid on the next regular payday at least 3 days after notice.

Meal & Rest Breaks

Alaska does not mandate meal or rest breaks for employees aged 18 and older. Minors under 18 must receive a 30-minute break for shifts of 5 or more continuous hours.

State Income Tax Status

Alaska levies no state personal income tax on earned employee wages.