What usually gets paid
Typical F&F components include unpaid salary, leave encashment, bonus or incentives already earned, approved reimbursements, and any statutory amounts due under company policy.
Salary & Payroll
Estimate HR full and final settlement including earned salary, leave encashment, bonus, reimbursements, notice recovery, and deductions.
Use realistic values to generate a quick estimate.
Full and final settlement is the amount payable to an employee after resignation or exit, adjusted for earned salary, leave encashment, pending reimbursements, notice recovery, and other deductions.
Typical F&F components include unpaid salary, leave encashment, bonus or incentives already earned, approved reimbursements, and any statutory amounts due under company policy.
Common deductions include notice period shortfall, salary advances, asset recovery, excess leave, tax deductions, and other recoveries documented in the exit process.
A calculator is most useful when the inputs match your real documents, bank statements, salary slips, policy schedules, or loan sanction terms. Re-run the calculation with conservative and optimistic assumptions before making a money decision.
Change one input at a time to see what actually drives the result. This helps you identify whether the decision is sensitive to rate, tenure, age, cost, deductions, or transaction charges.
Many employers settle gratuity separately or as part of final dues if the employee is eligible. Use the gratuity calculator for a dedicated estimate.
Yes. If you do not serve the required notice period, the shortfall can be recovered according to your employment contract and company policy.