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Calculateur salaire horaire / annuel

Convertit entre taux horaire, hebdomadaire, mensuel et annuel - heures/semaine paramétrables.

Fonctionne dans votre navigateur

Tapez une valeur, les trois autres se mettent à jour. Heures/semaine et semaines/an paramétrables ; les valeurs par défaut (40 h, 52 semaines) correspondent à un temps plein.

Comment l'utiliser

  1. Type the rate you know

    Any of the four fields - hourly, weekly, monthly, annual. The other three update live.

  2. Set hours/weeks

    Default is 40 hours/week, 52 weeks/year. Adjust for your contract reality (35h, 37.5h, 32h, etc.).

  3. Read the other rates

    All four are shown in the unit columns. Copy whichever you need.

Qu'est-ce que c'est ?

A salary calculator is a four-way unit conversion: hours, weeks, months and years are the units; pay is the quantity. Pick one rate, multiply or divide by the right factor, get the other three. The interesting parts are the configurable parameters - hours per week and weeks per year - because the 'standard' values differ by country and contract.

Quand l'utiliser

Comparing a job offer in salary form to your current hourly rate. Translating a freelance rate ($75/h) into 'what I'd need to charge to net the same as a $150K salaried job'. Negotiating a raise from hourly to salaried (or back). Estimating budget for a part-time hire ('20 hours per week at $50/h is what annual salary?'). Working out the hourly cost of a meeting (CEO at $300K / 2000 working hours = $150/h - is this meeting worth $300?).

Erreurs courantes

Assuming 52 paid weeks when the role has 2 weeks unpaid vacation (50 weeks is more honest in that case). Confusing gross with net - this is gross. Forgetting that hourly contractors carry self-employment tax that a salaried equivalent doesn't, so a 1:1 'replace $50/h with $100K salary' is actually a pay cut once tax differences are factored in. And not adjusting hours-per-week when comparing roles - a 'salary' for a 60-hour week is not the same as a 'salary' for a 35-hour week.

FAQ

Why doesn't this account for taxes?
It computes gross pay only. Tax rates vary enormously by country, state and bracket, so a 'net' figure is country-specific. For after-tax pay, pair this with the salary-after-tax calculator.
What if I don't work 40 hours a week?
Edit the hours-per-week field. Common alternatives: 35 hours (some EU contracts), 37.5 hours (UK and US sometimes), 32 hours (4-day-week trial schedules).

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