FINANCIAL & TAX CALCULATORS Gratuity Calculator Calculate your gratuity entitlement based on years of service and last drawn salary.
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What is the Gratuity Calculator & How does it work?
Gratuity is a form of retirement benefit provided by employers to their employees. It is typically calculated as a percentage of the employee’s last drawn salary, multiplied by the number of years of continuous service.
The formula for calculating gratuity is:
Gratuity = (Last Drawn Salary Γ— Number of Years of Service) Γ— Gratuity Rate
Gratuity = Total gratuity amount
Last Drawn Salary = The employee’s last drawn salary
Number of Years of Service = The number of years the employee has served with the company
Gratuity Rate = The percentage rate set by law or agreed upon between the employer and employee (usually 15% to 20%)
This calculator helps you determine your gratuity entitlement based on these parameters.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How is gratuity calculated?
Gratuity is calculated by multiplying the last drawn salary by the number of years of service, then by the gratuity rate.
What is the standard gratuity rate in India?
The standard gratuity rate in India is 15 days' pay for each year of service.
Can I calculate gratuity if I left my job recently?
Yes, you can calculate your gratuity based on the last drawn salary and the number of years you worked with the company before leaving.
Does gratuity apply to all employees?
Gratuity is typically provided by employers to their employees who have completed at least five years of continuous service.
How do I calculate my last drawn salary for gratuity purposes?
Your last drawn salary for gratuity purposes is usually your average monthly salary over the last 12 months before leaving the job.
Is there a maximum limit to gratuity payment?
Yes, the maximum gratuity amount that can be paid under the Payment of Gratuity Act is 10 times the employee's last drawn salary.
Can I get gratuity if my employer doesn't offer it?
No, gratuity is a benefit provided by employers as per their policies and employment contracts. If your employer does not offer it, you are not entitled to receive gratuity from them.

Results are for informational purposes only and do not constitute professional advice.