Legal & Taxes

Termination pay calculator for Mexico

Separate earned final pay from conditional severance and compare it with an offer.

Step 1 · Your situation

Estimate your final pay

This local estimate is for continuous private-sector employment in Mexico with fixed salary.

What happened?

Your selection does not determine legal eligibility by itself.

The selected final day is included.

These are salary days owed, not necessarily calendar days. You can enter a known amount below.

Benefits and contract valuesLegal minimums are prefilled. Contractual values may be higher, never lower.
Additional concepts
Payments already received
Explore a possible severance scenarioThese amounts are conditional. The selected situation alone never activates them.

A comparison is informational and does not determine a debt.

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Read the estimate carefully

The final pay is gross and the severance section is conditional. Contracts, documents and specific facts can change the result.

What is included

Unpaid salary, proportional annual bonus, vacation pay, vacation premium and entered additional concepts.

What needs review

Dismissal classification, conditional indemnities, contracts, variable pay, taxes and special employment regimes.

Frequently asked questions

Does the calculator decide whether I was entitled to severance?

No. It separates earned final pay from conditional scenarios. The facts, documents, contract and legal action can change whether a severance concept applies.

Why is integrated daily salary different from base salary?

Indemnity calculations can include the daily salary and proportional integrated benefits. This tool shows the basis it used and lets you enter a known integrated daily salary.

Are taxes and deductions included?

No. The result is gross and does not estimate taxes, withholding, loans or other deductions.

Can I compare an employer offer?

Yes. Enter the total or a breakdown. The comparison is informational and does not determine an amount legally owed.