Mexico calculators
Mexico calculators: aguinaldo (15 days) and vacation pay with prima vacacional (25%), under the Federal Labor Law, in Mexican pesos (MXN).
Aguinaldo and vacation pay
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Calculate your Mexico aguinaldo (15 days of pay) under the Federal Labor Law
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Frequently asked questions
Answers to the most common questions about these calculators.
What calculators are available for Mexico?
We offer two Mexico-specific calculators: aguinaldo (15 days) and vacation pay with prima vacacional (25%), both based on the Federal Labor Law and in Mexican pesos (MXN). Alongside them we show general finance and utility calculators that are not limited to pesos.
How is the aguinaldo calculated in Mexico?
A full-year aguinaldo equals 15 days of salary. This calculator uses a fixed-monthly-salary convention: daily pay is monthly salary divided by 30, and it is paid before December 20 under article 87 of the LFT.
How many vacation days do I get in Mexico?
Under the vacaciones dignas reform (LFT, article 76), from one year of service you get 12 days, increasing 2 days per year up to 20, then +2 days every 5 years. The prima vacacional is 25% (article 80).
Which currency do the Mexico-specific calculators use?
The Mexico-specific calculators (aguinaldo and vacation pay with prima vacacional) work in Mexican pesos (MXN).
Is this legal advice?
No. These are educational estimates based on the Federal Labor Law. For your specific case, consult your employer, an accountant, or PROFEDET.