Employment Calculators
What you are owed when a job ends, and the holiday days you have accrued.
Finiquito Calculator (Spain)
Work out the settlement (finiquito) you are owed when your Spanish employment contract ends: final-month salary, untaken vacation and the accrued share of the extra payments, itemised so you can check the document before signing it.
Open calculator →Dismissal Severance Calculator (Spain)
Work out the severance you are owed for unfair or objective dismissal in Spain: the days per year for your service, the pre-2012 tranche if it applies, and the legal caps, with the calculation itemised step by step.
Open calculator →Vacation Days Calculator (Spain)
Work out how many vacation days you have accrued so far in Spain, how many remain, and what happens to them if the contract ends, under article 38 of the Workers' Statute and your collective agreement.
Open calculator →Spanish form 145 calculator
See what withholding rate comes out of the boxes on form 145, how much leaves each payslip, and what changes when you declare a child, a parent or an old home loan.
Open calculator →Spanish IPREM calculator
Check whether your income falls within the threshold a particular benefit requires, what the caps on your Spanish unemployment benefit are worth, and what any multiple of the IPREM comes to.
Open calculator →Spanish student grant calculator
Check which income threshold your household falls in, whether your assets rule you out, and which components follow for the 2026-2027 academic year.
Open calculator →Spanish leave of absence
Whether you qualify and how long it can last, until what date your own job is held for you, and how many months count as contributed.
Open calculator →Spanish resignation notice calculator
How much notice your collective agreement requires, what can be deducted if you give less, and whether this exit keeps your unemployment benefit.
Open calculator →Spanish paid leave calculator
How many days of paid leave the Workers' Statute gives for each reason, whether they are counted in working or calendar days, and how that differs from a civil servant's entitlement.
Open calculator →Spanish seasonal work calculator
Your seniority counts the whole relationship and your benefit only the contributions. See both figures and what the gap is worth.
Open calculator →Spanish training contract
The legal minimum, and what the company contributes.
Open calculator →Part-time complementary hours
Work out how many extra hours you can be required to do, and which cap binds.
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About the employment calculators
When a contract ends there are two different things that often get confused: the finiquito, which is pay already earned but not received, and compensation, paid only for certain dismissals. These calculators separate the two and show where each amount comes from.
Learn
- What the finiquito is →
- How to calculate your finiquito →
- Unfair dismissal: what you get →
- How much unemployment benefit you get →
- Understanding your payslip →
- How to fill in form 145 →
- What the IPREM is →
- Spanish student grant amounts →
- Holiday days per month worked →
- Spanish voluntary leave of absence →
- Resigning from a job in Spain →
- Spanish bereavement leave →
- Permanent seasonal work in Spain →
- Spain's internship contract, replaced →
- Part-time contracts in Spain →
The calculators provide educational estimates and do not constitute employment advice.