Calculate everything your employer owes you when you leave: wages, PTO, bonuses, and commissions.
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📋Final Paycheck Calculator
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Total estimated final paycheck
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All components combined — before taxes
⚠️ This calculator provides estimates for informational purposes. Actual amounts depend on your specific employment contract, state law, and individual circumstances. Consult an employment attorney for advice specific to your situation.
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What Should Be in Your Final Paycheck?
Your final paycheck must include all wages earned through your last day of work. Depending on your state and company policy, it may also include accrued PTO, unpaid bonuses, commissions earned, and expense reimbursements.
Final Paycheck Timing by State
State
If Fired/Laid Off
If You Quit
California
Immediately (same day)
Within 72 hours or immediately if 72 hrs notice given
New York
Next regular payday
Next regular payday
Texas
Within 6 days
Next regular payday
Florida
Next regular payday
Next regular payday
Illinois
Next regular payday
Next regular payday
Washington
End of next pay period
End of next pay period
Frequently Asked Questions
You may be entitled to waiting time penalties. California imposes a penalty of one full day's pay for every day the final paycheck is delayed, up to 30 days. Other states also have penalties. Contact your state labor department.
Only for lawful deductions: taxes, authorized benefits, court-ordered garnishments. Your employer generally cannot deduct for damaged property or missing inventory without your signed authorization and state law permitting it.
Your final paycheck should include any 401(k) contributions that were deducted from your pay. Your employer match may vest differently — check your plan's vesting schedule to know how much of the match you own.