A full-time salary scaled to part-time hours
What a full-time salary is worth at fewer hours, gross and after tax.
The gross part is a proportion, and the useful part is what follows it: the take-home does not scale with the hours, because dropping to half time drops the salary out of the higher brackets. Someone going from full time to three days often keeps more than 60% of their take-home, and that is the number the decision actually turns on.
hourly_rate is the full-time salary over full-time hours times 52, which is the rate the job pays. Dividing the pro rata salary by the pro rata hours gives the same figure.
The Independent Earner Tax Credit defaults on, because part-time earnings are exactly the band where it is worth the most. Turn it off for someone on a main benefit, Working for Families or NZ Super.
Request
- Base URL: https://api.calculate.co.nz
- URL: https://api.calculate.co.nz/v1/pro-rata-salary
- Auth: API key in header X-API-Key
Request body
Example request
{
"claim_ietc": true,
"full_time_hours": 40,
"full_time_salary": 90000,
"has_student_loan": false,
"kiwisaver_rate": 0.035,
"your_hours": 24
}Response
Gross at the reduced hours, and the take-home the website does not show.
Example response
{
"disclaimer": "Estimate only. Assumes the salary scales strictly with hours, which an employment agreement may not. Take-home uses current year rates and the assumptions you gave. Not financial or employment advice.",
"result": {
"acc_levy": 945,
"fortnightly": 2076.92,
"fraction_of_full_time": 60,
"full_time_hours": 40,
"full_time_salary": 90000,
"hourly_rate": 43.27,
"income_tax": 8420.5,
"kiwisaver_employee": 1890,
"monthly": 4500,
"pro_rata_annual": 54000,
"student_loan": 0,
"take_home_annual": 43264.5,
"take_home_weekly": 832.01,
"tax_year": "2026/27",
"weekly": 1038.46,
"your_hours": 24
}
}Changes
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