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Gratuity Calculator

Calculate end-of-service gratuity (Indian Act formula).

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Disclaimer: This tool is for general informational and estimation purposes only and is not professional financial, tax, accounting or legal advice. All figures are estimates β€” verify with a qualified professional before making decisions. Read the full disclaimer.

Leaving a job in India or settling an employee's exit? Calculate gratuity with the Payment of Gratuity Act formula, check the 5-year eligibility rule and the β‚Ή20 lakh cap in seconds.

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About Gratuity Calculator

Calculate end-of-service gratuity using the Indian Payment of Gratuity Act formula: (15 Γ· 26) Γ— last drawn salary Γ— completed years of service. See eligibility and the statutory cap instantly.

How to use Gratuity Calculator

  1. 1Enter the last drawn monthly salary (Basic + DA).
  2. 2Enter completed years and additional months of service.
  3. 3Read the gratuity payable and eligibility status.

Why use Gratuity Calculator?

  • βœ“Employees estimating their exit payout.
  • βœ“HR teams computing full-and-final settlements.
  • βœ“Financial planning around a job change.

Frequently asked questions

How is gratuity calculated in India?+

Under the Payment of Gratuity Act: gratuity = (15 Γ· 26) Γ— last drawn salary (Basic + DA) Γ— number of completed years. Six or more extra months count as a full additional year.

What is the eligibility for gratuity?+

Generally, an employee must complete at least 5 years of continuous service to be eligible, except in cases of death or disablement. The current statutory cap is β‚Ή20 lakh.

Is gratuity taxable?+

For covered employees, gratuity up to the statutory limit is exempt from income tax; amounts above the limit may be taxable. Rules change, so confirm the current exemption before filing.

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