Loading calculator…
Loading calculator…
Project your future gratuity lump sum at retirement. Factor in your expected salary growth and tenure to accurately plan your retirement corpus.
Most private sector employees are covered.
After completing 25 total years of service
Basic + DA at the time of retirement
Gratuity is a massive component of your retirement corpus because it benefits from a "double multiplier" effect. As you stay longer with a company, not only does your total tenure increase, but your last drawn salary also increases due to annual appraisals. This causes your gratuity to grow exponentially in your later years.
As per the current Income Tax rules, gratuity received by non-government employees is tax-exempt up to a maximum limit of ₹20 Lakhs. If your projected gratuity exceeds this amount, the surplus will be added to your taxable income in the year of retirement and taxed according to your slab rate.
If you switch jobs, your tenure resets to zero with the new employer. While you receive gratuity from the old employer (if you completed 5 years), you lose out on the exponential growth that comes from a high last-drawn salary multiplied by a long tenure (e.g., 20+ years). This calculator assumes you stay with your current employer until retirement.
Covered under the Act:
(15 × Last Drawn Basic Salary + DA × Total Tenure) / 26
Not Covered under the Act:
(15 × Last Drawn Basic Salary + DA × Total Tenure) / 30
A regular gratuity calculator tells you how much gratuity you are eligible for *today* if you resign. This 'Gratuity for Retirement' calculator projects your future salary growth and future tenure to estimate the massive lump sum you will receive at the time of your retirement, helping you plan your retirement corpus.
If covered under the Payment of Gratuity Act: (15 × Last Drawn Basic Salary + DA × Total Years of Service) / 26. If not covered: (15 × Last Drawn Basic Salary + DA × Total Years of Service) / 30.
No. For non-government employees, gratuity is tax-exempt only up to a maximum limit of ₹20 Lakhs (as per current income tax rules). Any amount received above ₹20 Lakhs is added to your taxable income and taxed as per your slab rate.
Gratuity is paid by your employer when you leave after completing at least 5 years of continuous service. If you switch jobs, you will receive gratuity from your current employer (if eligible), and your tenure resets to zero with the new employer. This calculator assumes you stay with the same employer until retirement.
The ₹20 Lakh exemption limit is a lifetime limit. If you receive ₹5 Lakhs tax-free gratuity from Employer A, your remaining tax-free limit for future employers (or at retirement) is reduced to ₹15 Lakhs.