Terminal Dues Calculator Kenya
Estimate amounts that may be due when employment ends, based on the type of exit and the information you enter.
Practical tools to help you understand common legal costs, employment entitlements, property transactions, succession steps and compliance questions in Kenya.
Seven Njau Legal Tools are now live: Terminal Dues, Unfair Dismissal, Redundancy & Severance, Property Purchase Cost, Legal Fees, Succession Pathway and Stamp Duty. ODPC and digital-asset compliance tools remain on the roadmap.
Use the live calculators and guided checkers for employment, property, stamp duty, legal-fee and succession questions. Additional compliance tools remain on the Njau Legal Tools roadmap.
For employees, employers, HR teams and advisers dealing with exits, redundancy and workplace disputes.
Estimate amounts that may be due when employment ends, based on the type of exit and the information you enter.
Answer a short series of questions to understand issues that may require legal review after termination or dismissal.
Understand the components commonly considered in a redundancy and estimate severance using your employment details.
For buyers, sellers, landlords, tenants, developers, lenders and diaspora investors planning a Kenyan property transaction.
Estimate the transaction costs around buying property so you can plan the cash required beyond the purchase price.
Estimate land-transfer and charge stamp duty, check late-payment penalties, and plan wider property acquisition costs with clear official-assessment safeguards.
Estimate advocate fees for selected transaction types using the applicable fee framework and clearly stated assumptions.
Structured questions that help users identify the likely process, documents or regulatory issues to investigate.
Work through questions about a will, estate and family circumstances to understand the likely succession route and documents to prepare.
A guided self-check for organisations that want to identify common data-protection obligations and areas requiring deeper review.
Map a digital-asset or tokenisation activity to the regulatory questions founders should examine before launching or raising capital.
Each tool will answer a real question in plain language, show the assumptions behind the result and point users to the next sensible step where professional advice may be needed.
Built around Kenyan law, official schedules, regulatory requirements and common local transaction practices rather than generic global calculators.
Every calculator will state what it includes, what it excludes and which inputs can materially change the result.
Results will connect users to relevant guides, checklists and Njau & Associates services without turning the tool into a sales form.
The core employment, property, stamp-duty, fees and succession tools are now live. The next releases will focus on business compliance and digital-asset regulation.
A guided privacy-compliance pathway covering registration, controller/processor status, notices, agreements, DPIAs and practical compliance gaps.
A structured route through virtual-asset, tokenisation, stablecoin and digital-asset activities to identify the regulatory questions and likely licensing path.
Rates, statutory references, official fees and guidance across all live tools will remain date-stamped and updated as official requirements change.
The tools are a starting point. For a transaction, dispute, regulatory question or sensitive personal matter, speak with an advocate before relying on an estimate or making a legal decision.
Yes. The public tools are intended to provide a practical starting point for understanding common Kenyan legal costs, processes and questions.
No. Calculator results and checklists are general information only. They do not replace advice on the facts of a particular matter and do not create an advocate-client relationship.
No. Some legal costs and entitlements depend on the facts, current statutory rates, court or registry charges, contractual terms and professional fees. Results should be treated as estimates unless expressly stated otherwise.
The tools are designed to be maintained as laws, regulations, official schedules and administrative requirements change. You should still confirm the current position before acting on a result.
The information and tools on this website are general in nature, are not legal advice, and do not create an advocate-client relationship. Estimates may not reflect every fact, exemption, statutory charge, disbursement, contractual term or later change in law. Do not send confidential case information through a calculator unless the tool expressly states how that information will be handled. Please contact Njau & Associates Advocates for advice on your circumstances.
Page updated: 24 September 2026.