Yes, if you know the number of overtime hours you worked, you can multiply that by your overtime wage. If you enter that amount in TurboTax, it will calculate 1/3 of that amount for the deduction. You're correct about the 'after 40 hours'.
Here's more info about the Overtime Deduction.
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