PF & GRATUITY Calculator

Dynamic PF & Gratuity Calculator

PF & Gratuity Calculator

Provident Fund (EPF/EPS) Calculator
PF is generally computed on Basic + DA. Click the blue value to type exact amount.
EPS allocation uses 8.33% of wage, capped at ₹15,000 (i.e., max ₹1,250). Remainder of employer share goes to EPF.
Employee EPF Employer EPF EPS
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Employee EPF
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Employer EPF
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Employer EPS
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Figures are monthly. Adjust rates and toggles as per your policy.
PF & Gratuity Calculator Guide

PF & Gratuity Guide

Secure Your Post-Retirement Life

Planning for retirement or switching jobs? Understanding your Provident Fund (PF) and Gratuity is crucial. These are two of the most significant employment benefits in India.

Our PF & Gratuity Calculator helps you estimate your retirement corpus and the lumpsum amount you are eligible for after 5 years of service. It explains the calculation rules in plain language, helping you plan your financial future with confidence.

The Formulas

1. Gratuity Formula:

(15 × Salary × Years) / 26

2. PF Compound Interest:

Balance = Contribution × (1 + r/n)(n×t)
Salary: Last drawn Basic + DA
15/26: 15 days wages for every 26 working days

Example Scenario

PF Calculation

₹5,000/mo for 20 Years @ 8%

≈ ₹29 Lakhs

Gratuity Calculation

Salary ₹50k, Service 15 Years

≈ ₹4.33 Lakhs

Why Use This Tool?

  • Retirement Planning: Estimate your total corpus for a stress-free retirement.
  • Job Switch: Know how much gratuity you can claim when leaving a company.
  • Offer Comparison: Evaluate the long-term benefits of different job offers.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: Who is eligible for gratuity?

Employees who have completed at least 5 years of continuous service with the same employer are eligible under the Gratuity Act.

Q2: Is PF mandatory?

Yes, for salaried employees earning up to ₹15,000 (Basic + DA) in organizations with 20+ employees. Others can join voluntarily.

Q3: Are PF and Gratuity taxable?

PF maturity is tax-free if service > 5 years. Gratuity is tax-free up to ₹20 Lakhs for non-government employees.

Q4: Can I withdraw PF before retirement?

Yes, partial withdrawals are allowed for specific reasons like buying a home, medical emergencies, marriage, or unemployment.