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Gratuity & EPF Calculator

Payment of Gratuity Act 1972: s.4 · EPF & MP Act 1952 · exemption u/s 10(10)/10(11)-10(12) IT Act 1961 [Sch. II, IT Act 2025] · FY 2026-27

Gratuity Computation

About This Tool

The Gratuity & EPF Calculator combines two tools: (1) Gratuity Calculator under Section 4 of the Payment of Gratuity Act 1972 — computes gratuity as (15/26) × last drawn Basic+DA × completed years of service, with rounding; and (2) EPF Corpus Projection — projects the EPF corpus at retirement based on current salary, EPF interest rate (8.25% current), salary growth rate, and years remaining. Gratuity is exempt up to ₹20 lakh under Section 10(10) and EPF corpus is exempt under Section 10(12) after 5 years of service.

How to Use

  1. Select the sub-tool: Gratuity or EPF corpus projection.
  2. For Gratuity: enter last drawn Basic + DA (monthly), completed years of service, and additional months.
  3. For EPF: enter current Basic + DA, existing EPF balance, years to retirement, annual salary increase %, and EPF interest rate.
  4. Click Compute — gratuity shows the statutory amount and exemption cap; EPF shows projected corpus at retirement.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the gratuity formula?

Gratuity = (15/26) × Last drawn Basic+DA × Completed years of service. The fraction 15/26 represents 15 days' wages based on 26 working days per month.

When is gratuity payable?

Gratuity is payable on superannuation, resignation after 5 years of continuous service, retirement, or death/disablement (5-year condition waived for death/disablement).

What is the EPF interest rate for FY 2026-27?

The EPFO declares the EPF interest rate annually. The rate was 8.25% for FY 2023-24 and 2024-25. Check the latest EPFO notification for FY 2026-27 when declared.

Is EPF withdrawal taxable?

EPF withdrawal after 5 years of continuous service is fully exempt under Section 10(12). Premature withdrawal (before 5 years) is taxable as salary in the year of withdrawal.