Kansas Overtime Pay Calculator
Calculate overtime pay in Kansas. State minimum wage $7.25/hr, 5.58% top tax rate. See gross & net overtime earnings.
Net pay here applies Kansas's brackets up to 5.58% to a $20.00/hr default rate; for Kansas take-home pay per paycheck, use our Kansas Paycheck Calculator.
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Pre-filled: Computed from Kansas's actual progressive brackets at $57,200 default annual gross pay — the calculator uses real Kansas brackets by default; edit this only to model a different flat rate
Overtime Hourly Rate
Estimated • Based on your inputs
Weekly Overtime Pay (Gross)
$300.00
Annual Net Pay (After Tax)
$45,036.00
Visual Breakdown
Overtime Hourly Rate
$30.00
Detailed Breakdown
Disclaimer: This calculator provides estimates for informational purposes only. Results should not be considered financial, tax, or legal advice. Consult a qualified professional for your specific situation.
How This Calculator Works
Calculation methodology and assumptions
Kansas tax in these results: 2 brackets (table below) walked over gross pay, with no Kansas deduction, exemption or credit subtracted. Federal income tax (single filer, 2026), 6.2% Social Security and 1.45% Medicare apply to the same annual gross; the §225 overtime-premium deduction is not applied.
Key State Information
Kansas overtime facts: Minimum wage $7.25/hr | Tipped cash wage before tips $2.13/hr | State tax up to 5.58% | Median household income $75,514.
Example Calculation
A Kansas worker earning the $20.00/hr default works 10 overtime hours every week: $41,600 of base pay plus $15,600 of overtime (520 hours × $20.00 × 1.5), $57,200 a year.
Kansas tax on the overtime: the overtime sits between $41,600 and $57,200 of yearly pay, all inside Kansas's 5.58% bracket, so 5.58% × $15,600 = $870 (5.58% of it, against 5.37% of base pay). Federal income tax adds $1,872 and FICA $1,193.
Result: You keep $11,664 of the $15,600 (74.8%).
Kansas tax on a year of overtime, by hourly rate
| Hourly rate | Kansas tax on the overtime | Overtime kept after all taxes |
|---|---|---|
| $7.25/hr (Kansas minimum) | $294 (5.20%) | $4,467 (79.0%) |
| $20.00/hr | $870 (5.58%) | $11,664 (74.8%) |
| $25.00/hr | $1,088 (5.58%) | $14,080 (72.2%) |
| $30.00/hr | $1,306 (5.58%) | $15,566 (66.5%) |
| $40.00/hr | $1,741 (5.58%) | $20,208 (64.8%) |
Same method as the example above, at each hourly rate.
Kansas income-tax brackets applied to overtime
| Yearly gross pay | Rate | Tax on $1,000 more overtime |
|---|---|---|
| $0 to $23,000 | 5.2% | $52.00 |
| Above $23,000 | 5.58% | $55.80 |
Single-filer brackets as encoded on this site (Tax Foundation 2026 table); overtime is taxed at the bracket your total yearly pay reaches.
Federal overtime rules
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What is the overtime rate in Kansas?
At least $10.88/hr at Kansas's $7.25 wage floor: 1.5 × the regular rate for an FLSA-covered, non-exempt worker's hours over 40 in a workweek. Source of the $7.25/hr floor: Kansas minimum wage law, via U.S. DOL WHD Consolidated State Minimum Wage Table.
Is overtime taxed differently in Kansas?
No separate overtime rate applies: overtime is wages, taxed with the rest of your pay. Because Kansas's brackets are progressive, overtime is taxed at the highest Kansas bracket your yearly pay reaches (5.58% at this page's default). For 2025-2028, eligible workers can deduct the overtime premium on their federal return (26 U.S.C. §225); the No Tax on Overtime Deduction Calculator estimates it.
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