Taiwan overtime pay estimate
Estimate additional overtime pay under Taiwan's general monthly-paid Labor Standards Act framework. This scope assumes normal work of eight hours daily and 40 hours weekly.
Use confirmed monthly average wage and recognized Taiwan new-system service. Half a month per year, capped at six months; no old-system or eligibility determination.
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The main answer estimates the amount for these confirmed inputs. The multiplier stays a fraction rather than being truncated to a rounded decimal. Actual payment requires checking termination grounds, average wage, recognized service and statutory rights; this tool does not decide eligibility.
Multiplier = (whole years × 360 + months × 30 + days) ÷ 720, capped at six months; multiply it by confirmed monthly average wage. Thirty is used only for fractional service here; do not use it to turn a daily average wage into a monthly average in every case. Keep the full fraction until the displayed amount is rounded to cents. This is display rounding, not an official settlement-rounding rule. A positive result below TWD 0.01 displays as less than 0.01, not zero. Zero entered service producing zero does not decide legal rights. Old-system severance, notice pay, unused-leave pay, wage arrears and other payments are excluded. This tool does not infer recognized service from dates. Use the Ministry of Labor official calculator and confirm uncertain wage or eligibility matters with the appropriate local labor authority.
Multiplier = (whole years × 360 + months × 30 + days) ÷ 720, capped at six months; multiply it by confirmed monthly average wage. Thirty is used only for fractional service here; do not use it to turn a daily average wage into a monthly average in every case.
Keep the full fraction until the displayed amount is rounded to cents. This is display rounding, not an official settlement-rounding rule. A positive result below TWD 0.01 displays as less than 0.01, not zero. Zero entered service producing zero does not decide legal rights.
Old-system severance, notice pay, unused-leave pay, wage arrears and other payments are excluded. This tool does not infer recognized service from dates. Use the Ministry of Labor official calculator and confirm uncertain wage or eligibility matters with the appropriate local labor authority.
References:Taiwan Ministry of Labor: new-system severance, average wage and example、Taiwan Ministry of Labor: fractional service and exact multipliers、Taiwan Ministry of Labor official severance calculator
Arithmetic estimate for recognized service under Taiwan's Labor Pension Act new-system severance rule. This page does not determine rights for voluntary resignation, old-system or mixed service, disputed eligibility or special contracts.
Enter confirmed monthly average wage and recognized years, months and days under the new system with the same employer. Legal wage averaging includes specific rules and excluded periods. Do not substitute base salary. This tool does not determine the average from six months of payroll or calculate recognized service from dates.
Multiplier = (whole years × 360 + months × 30 + days) ÷ 720, capped at six months; multiply it by confirmed monthly average wage. Thirty is used only for fractional service here; do not use it to turn a daily average wage into a monthly average in every case.
Ministry example: TWD 30000 monthly average and 3 years, 6 months, 15 days give 1/2 × [3 + (6 + 15/30) ÷ 12] = 85/48 months, then 30000 × 85/48 = TWD 53125.
Keep the full fraction until the displayed amount is rounded to cents. This is display rounding, not an official settlement-rounding rule. A positive result below TWD 0.01 displays as less than 0.01, not zero. Zero entered service producing zero does not decide legal rights.
Old-system severance, notice pay, unused-leave pay, wage arrears and other payments are excluded. This tool does not infer recognized service from dates. Use the Ministry of Labor official calculator and confirm uncertain wage or eligibility matters with the appropriate local labor authority.
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