Your inputs
Result
Wages owed for hours worked
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Accrued PTO payout estimate
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When the check is owed
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State rule note
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Numbers are estimates from the inputs you typed, not financial, tax, or legal advice. Rules vary by state and by your written plan, and the paired guide carries the sourced detail.
Worked example on the page defaults
Starting from the values this page loads (State = AK, Hourly rate ($) = 30, Hours worked, unpaid = 80, Accrued PTO hours = 80, Days to next payday = 14, Separation type = quit with notice), the calculator reports: Wages owed for hours worked, Accrued PTO payout estimate, When the check is owed, State rule note. Change one field and every line updates on your device; nothing is sent to the server, and the result feeds the paired generator with the fields already typed.
Final Paycheck Timing: Get the number in writing: hours worked, accrued PTO, reimbursements, and the payment date.
Read the window for your state and confirm the current text with the agency named on the page: California Final Pay, Colorado Final Pay, Illinois Final Pay, all 50 state pages.
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