What does the final pay calculator include?

It builds a gross breakdown for wages already earned, notice or PILON, unused holiday, other earned pay, possible holiday deductions and separate redundancy or settlement-style amounts.

Does this calculator estimate take-home pay?

No. It does not estimate PAYE, National Insurance, tax code effects or take-home pay. It keeps payroll-style final pay separate from wider redundancy or settlement lines.

Can holiday already taken reduce final pay?

Possibly. Acas and GOV.UK explain that deductions for holiday taken above entitlement usually need to have been agreed beforehand in writing.

When should I use the final-pay help page instead?

Use the help page if the main problem is understanding the payslip, asking payroll for a breakdown, or choosing whether final pay, redundancy, settlement or dismissal fairness is the first route to check.

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Final Pay Calculator

Build a gross final-pay breakdown before judging the headline total.

Use this when a last payslip, leaving payment or offer mixes wages, notice, PILON, holiday, deductions, redundancy or settlement-style sums.

This is a first-pass gross calculator. It does not estimate tax, National Insurance, tax-code effects or take-home pay. It helps separate the lines you should ask payroll or HR to show clearly.

Calculate final pay What the result means Final pay help Compare routes

Pay basis Use the gross amount before tax and National Insurance. Gross pay for that basis Working days in the final pay period For a monthly salary, use the working days in that month or payroll period. Working days actually worked in that period Annual holiday allowance in days Months of the leave year built up by leaving date Use a simple month count for this first check, or use the holiday calculator first for a regular-pattern estimate. Holiday already taken in this leave year Carry-over holiday days still due (optional) Notice pay or PILON already quoted (optional) Enter the gross notice or PILON line if the employer has given one. Other earned pay due (optional) Use this for earned overtime, commission, bonus or wages not covered above. Separate redundancy or settlement-style amount (optional) This is shown separately so it does not hide the payroll-style final-pay lines.

Important:

This calculator shows a gross breakdown only. Your actual payslip can still be affected by PAYE, National Insurance, tax code, contract terms, deductions, payroll timing and any settlement agreement wording.

Checked on

13 May 2026

Official source links

Acas and GOV.UK final-pay, holiday and termination-payment pages linked below

Recheck when

The payslip uses unclear labels, the contract has special holiday rules, or tax treatment is disputed

Final Pay Calculator

Keep wages, notice and holiday visible

Unused holiday can add to final pay

Do not hide redundancy or settlement sums

Where the calculator logic points you next

Use the right follow-up route