Salary & Payroll Calculators Tools
Free salary & payroll calculators grouped in one place.
EPF Interest Calculator for NRI
The EPF Interest Calculator for NRI helps non-resident Indians calculate how much interest their existing Employees' Provident Fund balance earns while living abroad, using EPFO's officially notified rate of 8.25% for FY 2025-26. Built on the monthly-running-balance method under Para 60(1) of the EPF Scheme, 1952, this calculator lets NRIs enter their current PF passbook balance, monthly contribution (if any), and investment horizon to get an instant, accurate projection of their maturity balance. It's designed specifically for NRIs, overseas professionals, returning-to-India employees, HR teams, and CAs who need to explain or estimate PF interest accrual for cross-border employees. The tool also clears up the common myth that inoperative EPF accounts stop earning interest — a rule reversed by EPFO back in 2016. Whether you're planning a return to India or simply tracking your India-based savings, this EPF Interest Calculator for NRI gives a clear, EPFO-aligned estimate in seconds.
Higher Pension EPS Calculator
Calculate your revised monthly EPS pension after opting for EPFO's higher pension scheme on actual salary. This free higher pension EPS calculator applies the official Paragraph 12 formula — (Pensionable Salary × Pensionable Service) ÷ 70 — with automatic rounding, the 20-year service bonus, and the ₹1,000 pension floor. Built for retiring employees, HR/payroll teams, and CAs modelling the EPF-to-EPS trade-off under the EPS-1995 scheme.
In Hand Salary Calculator
A free in hand salary calculator for India that converts your gross monthly salary into exact take-home pay after Employee PF, professional tax, and TDS — updated for FY 2026-27 under the New Tax Regime, including Section 87A marginal relief.
Job Offer Comparison Tool
Compare two job offers by actual monthly in-hand salary, not just CTC. This free job offer comparison tool for India calculates EPF, income tax under the New and Old Tax Regime (Section 202 of the Income Tax Act, 2025), and professional tax for FY 2026-27, so you can see exactly which offer pays more where it counts — your bank account.