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The Indian government pension calculation determines the monthly pension amount for government employees based on their last drawn salary and dearness allowance. The pension is calculated as 50% of the sum of the last drawn salary and dearness allowance.
The calculator uses the standard pension formula:
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Explanation: This formula ensures that government employees receive a pension equivalent to 50% of their last drawn emoluments, providing financial security during retirement.
Details: Accurate pension calculation is crucial for retirement planning, ensuring financial stability for government employees after their service period. It helps in budgeting and financial management during retirement years.
Tips: Enter the last drawn salary and dearness allowance in Indian Rupees (INR). Both values must be non-negative numbers. The calculator will compute the monthly pension amount.
Q1: Who is eligible for this pension scheme?
A: Regular government employees who have completed the required service period are eligible for pension under this scheme.
Q2: Is dearness allowance included in pension calculation?
A: Yes, dearness allowance is an integral part of the pension calculation as per government rules.
Q3: Can the pension amount change after retirement?
A: Yes, pension amounts are revised periodically based on dearness relief and government pay commission recommendations.
Q4: What is the minimum service period for pension?
A: Typically, a minimum of 10 years of qualifying service is required for pension eligibility, but this may vary.
Q5: Are there any tax implications on pension?
A: Pension income is taxable under the head "Income from Salary" as per Indian income tax laws.