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sharma77
hi, here is gratuity calculation = ((last basic)*12/365)*leave earn days leave earn = duration of stay * 21/365 duration of stay= date of exit - date of joining giriraj sharma
From Qatar, Doha
smitasaha25
Hi Twinkle,
The Gratuity amount is calculated in two cases.
1) If the person is covered under the Payment of Gratuity Act 1971.
2) If the person is not covered under the Payment of Gratuity Act 1971.
In First Case the calculation of Gratuity amount shall be-
Last Drawn Salary (Basic + DA) * 15/26*No of years worked.
For computation of gratuity, your service period will be rounded off to the nearest full year.
For second case even I also have a doubt and would request the seniors to elaborate it.
Regards
Smita Patra

From India, Madras
yahvikumari
Dear Sir,
If there is no deduction from employer side .so can we show nil deduction in salary slip,As my company is manufacturing industry having 50 employee's( worker and staff ) both.And if possible send me the format for the salary slip having no deduction.
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Yahvi

From India, Delhi
yvj
per gratuity act, gratuity is half month wages for each completed year. Waht is meant by wages - is it basic, or basic+other fixed allowances. Most companies do not have DA
From India, Bangalore
HI, Suppose a employee’s monthly salary or say monthly ctc is Rs 10,000,then bifurcation can be done as below :

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