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ACA as an average of 30 hours per week, or at least 130. hours in a month) or part-time, report each employeeâs full-. time status to the IRS, and keep as part of their tax records. the status of each employee. Hours of service include hours. worked, and hours for which an employee is paid but does. not work, such as vacation, holiday, illness or disability, jury. duty, military duty, or leave of absence (up to a maximum of. 160 hours for any continuous period). Special rules apply for.
A common way to calculate hours for a salaried employee is to take the annual salary and divide it by 2080 (total hours worked in a standard year) to determine the employees hourly rate. You can then multiply the hourly rate by the number of hours for which the employee is being paid.Example: John's salary is $30,000. $30,000/2080 = $14.42 hourly rate. John only worked three business days (24 hours) for this pay period. The amount to enter in the Rate column on the paycheck is $14.42 x 24 = $346.08.ou can then multiply the hourly rate by the number of hours for which the employee is being paid. Example: John's salary is $30,000. $30,000/2080 = $14.42 hourly rate.