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This pa overtime calculator figures your regular and time-and-a-half pay, then runs the combined total through federal, Pennsylvania state, and local tax withholding. It's part of the same Pennsylvania Paycheck Calculator family of tools — for a full paycheck without a heavy overtime focus, use the main PA paycheck calculator on the homepage.
| Earnings | $0 |
| Regular pay | $0 |
| Overtime pay | $0 |
| Overtime premium (extra vs. regular rate) | $0 |
| Taxes | $0 |
| Federal income tax | $0 |
| Social Security tax | $0 |
| Medicare tax | $0 |
| PA state income tax | $0 |
| PA unemployment (SUI) | $0 |
| Local earned income tax | $0 |
| Net pay this period | $0 |
Estimates only, based on 2026 IRS federal brackets and standard deduction, Pennsylvania's flat 3.07% income tax, your selected local EIT rate, the 2026 PA employee UC (SUI) rate of 0.07%, and 2026 FICA figures. Assumes non-exempt hourly status under the FLSA. Not tax or legal advice.
| Item | 2026 Figure |
|---|---|
| Federal overtime threshold (FLSA) | Over 40 hours/week |
| Standard overtime multiplier | 1.5× regular rate |
| PA state overtime rule | Follows federal FLSA standard |
| PA state income tax on overtime | 3.07% (same as regular wages) |
| Local EIT on overtime | Same rate as regular wages |
| Federal Fed. Insurance Contributions Act (FICA) | 6.2% SS + 1.45% Medicare (employee share) |
Under the federal Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA), most non-exempt hourly employees must be paid at least 1.5× their regular rate for hours worked beyond 40 in a single workweek. Pennsylvania follows this federal standard rather than setting its own separate overtime multiplier — there's no PA-specific daily overtime rule the way some other states have.
Overtime pay isn't taxed at a special rate the way bonuses can be — it's simply added to your regular wages for the pay period and taxed through your normal federal withholding brackets, plus Pennsylvania's flat 3.07% state tax and your local EIT rate. The "extra" you keep from overtime is driven by the 1.5× pay rate itself, not by any tax advantage.
Want to see how overtime interacts with a specific city's local tax? Check Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, or Allentown, or browse every municipality on the PA Cities hub. For bonuses instead of overtime, see the PA Bonus Calculator, or head back to the Tools hub.