Updated for FY 2026-27 · New Tax Regime

Notice Period Calculator

Calculate your last working day and notice period buyout.

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FY 2026-27 Updated
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Notice Period & Buyout Salary Calculator

When you resign from a company, you are typically required to serve a notice period (often 30 to 90 days) as per your employment contract. This calculator helps you determine your exact last working day and potential buyout costs.

What is a Notice Period Buyout?

If you wish to leave the company before completing your full notice period, and the employer agrees, you can "buy out" the remaining days. Conversely, if the employer asks you to leave early, they must pay you the salary for the unserved notice period (called pay in lieu of notice).

How is the Buyout Amount Calculated?

Generally, notice period recovery or buyout is calculated on your Basic Salary (not your Gross or CTC).
Buyout Amount = (Basic Salary / 30) × Unserved Notice Days

Note: Some companies calculate buyout on Gross Salary. Always check your offer letter for the exact clause.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do weekends count in a notice period?
Yes, notice period is calculated in calendar days, which includes weekends and public holidays.
Is notice period recovery taxable?
Yes, the amount recovered by your employer for the unserved notice period is generally not allowed as a deduction from your taxable salary. You are taxed on the full salary due.