Idaho Final Paycheck Laws

Calculate when final wages are due under Idaho law. Enter the termination details below.

Final Paycheck Deadline Calculator

Find out exactly when the final paycheck is due based on state law.

Final paycheck is due
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Idaho Law

Within 10 business days or the next regular payday, whichever is sooner

If an employee is terminated for cause, the employer may still take up to 10 days or the next payday. Idaho does not impose automatic penalties for late final paychecks, but employees may file wage claims.

ID Labor Code
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Idaho Final Paycheck Requirements

ScenarioDeadline
Employee is fired or laid offWithin 10 business days or the next regular payday, whichever is sooner
Employee quits with noticeNext regular payday or within 10 business days if no regular payday is scheduled
Employee quits without noticeNext regular payday or within 10 business days if no regular payday is scheduled
PTO/Vacation payout required?No / depends on policy

Penalties

Idaho does not have specific statutory penalties for late final paychecks. However, employees may still file wage claims and employers could face other consequences.

PTO/Vacation Payout

Idaho does not require employers to pay out accrued but unused vacation time upon separation. However, if your handbook or employment agreement states that vacation will be paid out, you must honor that commitment.

Additional Notes

If an employee is terminated for cause, the employer may still take up to 10 days or the next payday. Idaho does not impose automatic penalties for late final paychecks, but employees may file wage claims.

Legal Citation: ID Labor Code

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