84 tools6 Gulf countriesEvery rule cites its article

Know exactly what you're owed.

End-of-service, leave, overtime, zakat, VAT and mortgage calculators that show the article of law behind every number, worked out in your browser.

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Cites the article

ExampleEnd-of-service gratuity, Saudi Arabia10,000 SAR wage7 yearsTerminated by employer45,000.00 SARSaudi Labor Law, Article 84Owed on leaving: half a month a year, a full month after 5.Try it with your numbers

Start with your situation

Leaving a jobEnd of service, leave, overtime and social insurance52 tools Paying zakat or VATZakat on wealth and on end-of-service awards, and VAT on invoices12 tools Financing a homeDeduction caps, instalments and what a mortgage lets you buy8 tools Sending money homeCompare money transfer fees and rates2 tools Building or renovatingMaterial quantities and build costs9 tools Invoices & businessTafqeet and other document helpers1 tool

Most used: end-of-service gratuity, final settlement and zakat

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Every answer shows its working

Ehsibli covers the labour and money rules of the Gulf: end of service, leave, overtime, zakat, remittances and building costs. Every rule it applies is tied to an article of the law, and the sources page lists each one with the date it took effect, so any figure here can be checked the way a line in a settlement is checked.

From the article, not a summary of it

Every rule here is read from the text of the article itself, with its number printed beside the result. Where a figure came from an official guide rather than the law, the page says so.

With the date it took effect

Laws change. Every rule carries the date it came into force, and the calculator applies what was in force during your own service. A rule that stops being true on a known date carries that date too.

Your figures never leave your device

The whole calculation runs in your browser. No account, no sign-in, and your salary is never sent to a server.

And what has not been checked is marked

Nothing unverified is presented as settled. A rule nobody has read against its own source is flagged as such and shown on the sources page.

Common questions

Are the calculators free?

Yes, all of them, with no sign-up. We do not ask for your email or your number, and we keep nothing you type in.

Where do the rules come from?

From the text of each country's labour law. Every rule carries its article number and the date it took effect, and the sources page gathers them in one place.

Is the result legally binding?

No. These are guidance tools that give you a close figure, so you know where you stand before you talk to your employer or a lawyer.

Do you store my salary?

None of the figures you enter are sent to a server. If you choose to save your salary it stays in your browser on your own device, and you can clear it from the bottom of any page.