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Full and Final Settlement Calculator

A full and final settlement calculator works out what an employee is actually paid when they leave — and the rules are not the same everywhere. Choose the country and this calculator applies that jurisdiction: Indian gratuity, US severance and PTO payout, UK statutory redundancy, Gulf end-of-service benefit, or your own contract terms anywhere else in the world.

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Gross monthly pay before deductions.

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Gratuity and leave encashment are calculated on this, not on gross.

days

30 calendar days is most common; some employers use 26 working days.

days

Days worked in the final month, still unpaid.

days

Closing balance of earned leave.

years

Completed years of continuous service.

years

UK redundancy weeks depend on age in each year worked.

weeks

Weeks of pay owed as severance.

days

Notice days the employer pays out instead of working (PILON).

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Reimbursements, arrears or commission owed.

days

Recovered at the gross per-day rate.

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Advances, loans or equipment not returned.

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Tax withheld on the taxable part of the settlement.

At a glance

How the full and final settlement calculator works

  1. 1 Pick the country first — it decides which statutory formula applies and which fields you need, so nothing irrelevant is shown.
  2. 2 On the Salary tab, enter gross monthly pay. India and the Gulf also need Basic (+ DA), because gratuity and leave encashment are calculated on that, not on gross.
  3. 3 On Service & leave, enter unpaid days from the final month, the leave or PTO balance, and years of service. The UK also asks for age, since redundancy weeks are age-banded.
  4. 4 On Bonus & deductions, add anything still owed and anything being recovered — advances, unreturned assets and tax.
  5. 5 The result shows gross dues, total deductions and the net payable, with the statutory component broken out separately.
Formula

Every country: Net settlement = unpaid salary + leave payout + statutory exit pay + bonus and other dues − (recoveries + tax). What changes is the statutory part. India: gratuity = 15 ÷ 26 × (Basic + DA) × completed years, from 5 years, capped at ₹20 lakh. United States: severance = weekly gross × contracted weeks (nothing statutory). United Kingdom: statutory redundancy = age-banded weeks (0.5 / 1 / 1.5 per year, max 20 years) × weekly pay capped at £719. UAE and Gulf: 21 days of basic per year for the first 5 years then 30 days a year, capped at two years of pay. Anywhere else: severance months × monthly gross, as per contract.

Frequently asked questions

How is full and final settlement calculated?

Add everything the employer owes as at the last working day — unpaid salary for days worked, payout of the unused leave or PTO balance, any statutory exit payment, and pending bonus or reimbursement. Then subtract recoveries such as advances, unreturned assets and tax. What remains is the net settlement. The statutory exit payment is the part that changes from country to country, which is why this calculator asks for the country before anything else.

How is gratuity calculated in an Indian full and final settlement?

Under the Payment of Gratuity Act the amount is 15 days of Basic + DA for every completed year of service, using a 26-day month: 15 ÷ 26 × (Basic + DA) × years. It becomes payable only after five years of continuous service, a part year over six months counts as a full year, and it is tax-exempt up to ₹20 lakh. Below five years no gratuity is due.

Does a US employer have to pay severance or unused PTO?

There is no federal requirement to pay severance — it is a matter of contract or company plan. Accrued PTO is different: some states, including California, Colorado and Massachusetts, treat it as earned wages that must be paid out, while others leave it to company policy. The deadline for the final paycheck is also state law, ranging from immediately on termination to the next regular payday. This calculator therefore treats severance as an input rather than a formula.

How is UK statutory redundancy pay calculated?

It needs at least two years of continuous service. For each year worked you get half a week of pay for years worked under age 22, one week between 22 and 40, and one and a half weeks from 41 onward. Only the most recent 20 years count, and weekly pay is capped at £719 for 2025/26. The first £30,000 of redundancy pay is free of tax and National Insurance. Notice can be paid as PILON instead of worked, which is a separate figure.

How is end-of-service gratuity calculated in the UAE and the Gulf?

After one year of service the entitlement is 21 days of basic pay for each of the first five years, then 30 days of basic pay for each year beyond five. The total is capped at two years of the employee total pay. It is calculated on basic salary, not on the full package with allowances, and there is no personal income tax to deduct.

Can an employer recover the notice period from the settlement?

In India and many other countries, yes — a shortfall is usually recovered at the gross per-day rate, though some contracts specify Basic only. In the United States deductions from a final paycheck are restricted under the FLSA and by state law, so this calculator does not apply a notice recovery there. In the UK an employer normally pays notice out rather than recovering it. Always check the appointment letter against local law.

Is a full and final settlement taxable?

Usually in part. Unpaid salary, bonus and leave encashment are almost always taxable as employment income. Statutory exit payments are often treated more favourably: Indian gratuity is exempt up to ₹20 lakh, and the first £30,000 of UK redundancy pay is tax-free. The Gulf states levy no personal income tax at all. Enter whatever your payroll actually withholds in the tax field.

How soon must the settlement be paid?

It varies widely. Indian employers commonly settle within 30 to 45 days, although the Payment of Wages Act requires wages due on termination to be paid by the second working day. US deadlines are set state by state, from the final day of work to the next scheduled payday. UK employers normally pay on the next payroll run after the leaving date. Check the contract and local statute, because the promise in an appointment letter is not always the legal minimum.

What does a negative settlement mean?

It means recoveries exceed the dues — typically a long notice shortfall or an outstanding advance set against a short final month. The figure is shown in red, and it means the employee owes the employer that amount rather than the other way round.

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