Gratuity Calculator
Estimate gratuity from salary and years of service.
4 calculators in this category
Salary is more than the amount credited each month: parts of it are governed by formulas that only matter at specific moments, such as when you accept an offer or leave a job. This is where CalPaisa keeps the tools that work on those components. The category covers the conversion from annual CTC to estimated monthly in-hand pay, showing exactly which deductions stand between the offer letter figure and your bank account, and gratuity estimated from your last drawn basic salary, eligible dearness allowance and counted years of service, with both the Act-covered and other-scheme formulas shown transparently. Rent-based HRA exemption is a tax computation, so it lives in the tax calculators and is linked from here. Every tool shows the formula, the assumptions behind it and where an employer's own figure might legitimately differ, so you can check a number rather than simply accept it.
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Estimate gratuity from salary and years of service.
Turn annual CTC into estimated monthly take-home pay.
Estimate take-home pay per year, month or week.
New salary from a hike %, or the hike % from an offer.
What this category covers, who it is for, and where it helps most.
They apply the stated formula to the salary components you enter and show the intermediate steps — the salary base used, the deductions applied, the service counted and the rounding used — instead of only a final figure.
Anyone comparing job offers on take-home pay rather than CTC, employees estimating gratuity before a resignation or retirement, and people checking an exit settlement or payslip against the applicable formula.
You get a transparent estimate with the formula and assumptions visible, so you can question an employer's calculation with a specific number rather than a general doubt.
Short, practical reads that explain the decisions behind these numbers.
7 min read
Why the number in your offer letter is never the number that lands in your account, component by component.
Read guide8 min read
The five stages between an annual CTC figure and the amount that credits to your account each month.
Read guide5 min read
The least-of-three test, metro rules, and why paying more rent does not always increase your exemption.
Read guide7 min read
Deductions, slabs and break-even levels explained without the jargon — then compared on your own numbers.
Read guide7 min read
The salary, service and formula behind a gratuity estimate, with a worked example.
Read guideCommon questions about salary calculators.
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