FLSA 29 CFR § 778.113
Authoritative Statutory Source
Non-Exempt Salaried Employee Overtime
Salaried employee entitlement to FLSA 1.5× overtime pay when working over 40 hours per week.
Detailed Definition & Statutory Context
Non-Exempt Salaried Employee Overtime is governed by FLSA 29 CFR § 778.113 standards across corporate payroll administration, statutory tax withholding, and general ledger labor accounting. Rigorous compliance with Non-Exempt Salaried Employee Overtime prevents IRS Form 941 deposit penalties and FLSA wage-and-hour litigation.
Statutory Formula & Equation
Regular Hourly Rate = Weekly Salary ÷ 40 Hours (or Hours Fixed by Contract)
General Ledger / Payroll Journal Entry Standard
Debit: Gross Payroll Expense / Employer Tax Expense
Credit: FICA Taxes Payable / Federal Income Tax Payable / Net Pay Cash
Credit: FICA Taxes Payable / Federal Income Tax Payable / Net Pay Cash
Common Operational Pitfalls
- Excluding non-discretionary bonuses from FLSA overtime regular-rate calculations.
- Failing to cap Social Security tax withholding once employee earnings exceed the $168,600 wage base.
- Misclassifying non-exempt hourly employees as exempt salaried workers.