Tax Calculator
Add sales tax to a price or work out the pre-tax amount from a total.
Add and subtract hours, minutes and seconds without base-60 mistakes.
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Payroll systems want decimal hours — 7 hours 45 minutes is 7.75, not 7.45.
The Time Calculator adds and subtracts durations in hours, minutes and seconds with the carry done properly. Time is base 60, not base 10, so 1:45 plus 1:30 is 3:15 rather than 2:75 — and that carry is exactly where hand calculations go wrong.
Add or subtract durations in hours, minutes and seconds and get a properly carried answer. Time is base 60, not base 10, so 1:45 plus 1:30 is 3:15 rather than 2:75, and that carry is exactly where hand calculations go wrong.
The calculator also multiplies and divides a duration, which is what you need for billing a rate against logged time or splitting a task across people. A converter alongside it moves between the clock format and decimal hours, since payroll systems almost always want decimal: seven hours and 45 minutes is 7.75 hours, not 7.45, and that difference has cost people real money on timesheets.
Minutes and seconds roll over correctly, which is the single most common manual error with time.
What you need for billing a rate against logged time, or splitting a task across people.
Seven hours and 45 minutes is 7.75 hours, not 7.45 — a difference that has cost people real money on timesheets.
Clock format for reading and decimal for payroll, side by side.
Add up a list of times in one go rather than two at a time.
Type hours, minutes and seconds into each row. Values above 60 are carried automatically.
Add or subtract the durations, or multiply and divide a single duration by a number.
The answer is shown in hours, minutes and seconds and as decimal hours for timesheets.
Because minutes and seconds run in base 60. Adding 1:45 and 1:30 as decimals gives 2.75, but the correct answer is 3 hours 15 minutes, since 75 minutes carries an hour.
Divide the minutes by 60. Forty-five minutes is 0.75 hours, so 7 hours 45 minutes is 7.75 decimal hours.
Yes. Subtracting a longer duration from a shorter one gives a negative duration, shown with a minus sign rather than wrapping around.
Yes. Durations are not clock times, so the hours field simply keeps counting past 24 rather than rolling over to zero.
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