7-Minute Rounding Rule Calculator
7-Minute Rounding Rule Calculator overtime follows its own rules. This free overtime calculator applies the thresholds shown so you can see daily and weekly OT, double time, and your estimated gross pay.
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Pay Summary
LiveFederal (FLSA): weekly overtime after 40h @1.5x.
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The 7-minute rounding rule rounds each clock time to the nearest 15 minutes: within 7 minutes of the quarter hour rounds down, within 8–14 minutes rounds up. Toggle "7-minute rule" above to compare raw vs rounded hours.
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Frequently asked questions
What is the 7-minute rounding rule?
The 7-minute rounding rule lets an employer round clock times to the nearest 15-minute mark: times within 7 minutes of the quarter hour round down, within 8–14 minutes round up. Our calculator shows your hours both raw and rounded so you can check your paycheck.
What is a time card calculator?
A time card calculator adds up your clock-in and clock-out times, subtracts unpaid breaks, and splits the total into regular, overtime, and double-time hours so you can estimate your gross pay. It works entirely in your browser — no account needed.
Is this calculator accurate? Is it legal or tax advice?
Results are estimates for reference only. We aim for FLSA- and state-rule accuracy, but we do not guarantee the figure is correct for your situation, and this is not tax, legal, or employment advice. Always confirm with your employer's payroll and your state labor law.