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Notice Period Calculator - Last Working Day & Buyout Estimate

Calculate your notice period end date, last working day, resignation date, working-day timeline, and notice buyout estimate in one free calculator.

Quick Notice Presets

Contracts and employers can use different notice-start rules. Pick the wording that matches your agreement.

Calculated Last Working Day

Countdown will appear here.

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Notice Buyout & Shortfall Settlement Calculator

Estimate the amount attached to unserved notice days using the salary basis and divisor in your contract.

Shortfall Mode
Net Unserved Days
30 Days
Daily Rate Used
₹1,666.67
Estimated Buyout Amount
₹50,000.00

Estimate only. Your contract or HR policy controls the salary basis, divisor, leave treatment, and whether an early release or buyout is available.

Resignation Date Calculator - Work Backward From Your Last Working Day

Planning a new joining date? Enter your target last working day to estimate when you should submit your resignation under the same notice rules.

Enter a target date

The result uses the notice length, unit, and counting convention selected above.

Notice Period Calculator Guide

Use this page to calculate a notice period end date, find your last working day, work backward to a resignation date, and estimate a notice buyout. The calculator is designed for common 30, 60, and 90 day notice scenarios while keeping employer-specific rules visible.

Calendar vs working days

Calendar days include Saturdays and Sundays. The working-day option counts Monday through Friday and does not automatically remove public holidays.

30, 60, or 90 day notice

Enter the exact notice length from your appointment letter rather than assuming a standard period. Month-based clauses can produce different end dates from a fixed 30-day count.

Notice buyout estimate

For an early exit, enter the salary amount and the contract's day-rate divisor. Basic vs gross and 30 vs 26 can change the estimate, so the tool exposes those assumptions.

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Notice Period Calculator - Last Working Day & Buyout Estimate FAQ

Useful answers for notice period calculator - last working day & buyout estimate.

What is a notice period?

A notice period is the amount of time between submitting a resignation and the contractual last day of employment. The exact length and counting rules come from your employment agreement, company policy, and any applicable local rules.

How do I calculate my last working day?

Enter your resignation date, notice length, and whether the notice is counted in calendar days, weeks, months, or working days. The calculator then projects the contractual last working day using the selected counting convention.

How do I calculate my resignation date from a last working day?

Enter your target last working day in the reverse calculator, then enter the notice period and counting method. The tool works backward to estimate the latest resignation date that matches those assumptions.

What is a 30, 60, or 90 day notice period?

A 30, 60, or 90 day notice period means the contract requires a stated amount of notice before employment ends. Whether those numbers refer to calendar days or working days depends on the wording in your agreement.

Does a notice period include weekends?

If the contract uses calendar days, weekends normally remain part of the date count. If it specifies working days, this calculator can count Monday through Friday and exclude weekends. Check the wording in your employment agreement.

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