Gratuity
Gratuity is a statutory payment made by employers to employees as a reward for long-term service. It is typically paid at the time of retirement, resignation, or termination, subject to specific eligibility criteria. In accounting, gratuity liability is calculated and recorded under employee benefit obligations.
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