What is the Prorated Annual Leave Calculator?
If you join a company in July, you do not get the full year of leave. Your leave is prorated, which means it is cut down to the part of the year you work. The same happens in your last year, when you resign.
Enter the leave you get in a full year, your joining date and last working day. Choose how your company counts: by days or by months, and what it does with a part month. You get the leave you have earned, the balance after the leave you took, a month by month table and the value of the balance in rupees.
How to use it
- Enter your annual leave and the leave you already took.
- Add your joining date or last working day.
- Set the leave year (calendar or financial) and how your company counts.
- Read the earned leave, balance and the month by month table.
Why people like this tool
Days or months
Both common ways of counting, with 4 part-month rules.
Any leave year
Jan-Dec, April-March or your own start date.
Rounding choices
Nearest half day, whole day, up or down.
Value in rupees
See what your balance is worth, or the cut for extra leave.
