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Florida 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%

Florida 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.

Florida Overtime Rules & Regulations

Florida has no state-specific daily or weekly overtime statute. Overtime eligibility is governed entirely by the federal Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA), requiring 1.5 times the regular rate after 40 hours per workweek.

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 Florida

State Minimum Wage

Scheduled statutory minimum wage rate adjustments take effect annually on September 30 under Florida Constitution Article X, Section 24, with annual inflation adjustments scheduled each September 30 thereafter. Refer to the Florida Department of Commerce for current direct wage rates.

Pay Frequency Mandates

Florida has no statute mandating pay frequency. Employers may establish weekly, biweekly, semimonthly, or monthly schedules.

Final Paycheck Timing

Florida law does not mandate immediate payment upon separation; final paychecks are due on the next regular scheduled payday.

Meal & Rest Breaks

Florida does not mandate meal or rest breaks for adult employees (18+). Minors under 18 must receive a 30-minute uninterrupted meal break for shifts over 4 continuous hours.

State Income Tax Status

Florida has no state personal income tax on wages (Florida Constitution Art. VII, § 5).