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13th Month Pay on a ₱20,000 Salary
Earning ₱20,000 a month all year? Your 13th month pay is ₱20,000. Worked part of the year? It's ₱1,666.67 for each month. Compute yours free.
1. Your basic salary this year
Your 13th month pay
₱20,000.00
₱240,000 basic salary ÷ 12 · due on or before 24 December
The rules
- ✔Every rank-and-file employee who worked at least one month in the year gets it, whatever the job, pay scheme or status.
- ✔It's one-twelfth of the basic salary you actually earned in the calendar year. Overtime, holiday pay, night differential and allowances aren't included, unless your company counts them.
- ✔Your employer must pay it on or before 24 December. Some pay half in June and half in December.
- ✔Resigned or let go during the year? You still get it pro rata, in your final pay.
- ✔It's not the same as a Christmas bonus: the 13th month pay is required by law.
Based on Presidential Decree 851. Rules last checked: October 2026. Not paid? Ask your employer in writing, then contact DOLE (hotline 1349). Not legal advice. 🔒 Everything stays on your device.
Questions people ask
How is 13th month pay computed?+
Add up the basic salary you actually earned from January to December and divide by 12. For a full year at the same salary, it equals one month's basic pay.
When is the 13th month pay deadline?+
On or before 24 December. Employers can also pay half before the school opening and the rest by 24 December.
Do I get 13th month pay if I resigned?+
Yes. You get the pro-rated amount for the months you worked, as part of your final pay.
Is 13th month pay taxable?+
It's tax-free up to ₱90,000 a year together with your other bonuses and benefits. Only the excess is taxed.
Are probationary and part-time employees covered?+
Yes. All rank-and-file employees who worked at least one month in the year are entitled, including probationary, part-time and contractual staff.