Gratuity Calculator

What is a Gratuity Calculator?

Calculate statutory gratuity payout upon retirement or resignation based on total tenure years, last drawn basic salary + DA, and the official formula `(15 * Basic * Tenure) / 26`.

Why Use This Tool?

  • Employee Resignation / Retirement: Know your exact legal gratuity entitlement after completing 5 or more years of continuous service.
  • HR Final Settlement: Compute accurate full & final settlement payouts for exiting team members.
  • Tax Exemption Planning: Check statutory tax-free gratuity exemption caps.

How to Use

  1. Enter Last Drawn Monthly Basic Pay + Dearness Allowance (DA).
  2. Enter Total Completed Service Tenure (Years and Months).
  3. View calculated statutory gratuity amount and tax exemption status.

Real Working Example

Input:

Basic + DA: $4,000/month | Service Tenure: 7 Years 8 Months (Rounds to 8 Years)

Output Result:

Gratuity Payable: (15 * $4,000 * 8) / 26 = $18,461.54 | Tax Exemption: 100% Tax Free

Important Technical Details & Formulas

  • Official 15/26 Formula: Uses statutory formula `(15 / 26) * Last Basic * Completed Years`.
  • Rounding Rule (6+ Months): Tenure above 6 months in a partial year rounds up to a full year automatically.
  • Client-Side Engine: Instant calculation in browser memory.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is 5 years of continuous service mandatory to claim gratuity payout?

Yes, statutory labor laws require a minimum of 5 continuous years of service with the same employer.

What is the official statutory formula for gratuity calculation?

Gratuity = (15 * Last Drawn Basic Salary + DA * Tenure in Years) / 26.

How are partial service months rounded in gratuity calculations?

Service of 6 months or more in a partial final year rounds up to 1 full year automatically.

What is the maximum tax-free gratuity exemption limit?

Statutory rules cap tax-free gratuity payouts up to legal exemption limits.

Does basic pay include House Rent Allowance (HRA) for gratuity?

No, gratuity calculations include only Basic Salary and Dearness Allowance (DA).