Rajasthan Government Salary Utility

DA Arrear Calculation Sheet 58% to 60%

Rajasthan DA arrear calculator for the 58% to 60% revision effective from January 1, 2026, with a month-wise difference sheet, GPF or GPF-2004 or GPF-SAB deduction view, and print-ready employee blocks.

Updated April 27, 2026. This page is aligned to the Rajasthan Finance Department order dated April 23, 2026 for Jan-Apr 2026 arrears and May 2026 cash payment.

Quick answer

For the Rajasthan 58% to 60% DA order, monthly arrear is basic pay x 2%, and the Jan-Apr 2026 arrear is generally monthly arrear x 4 months before deduction treatment.

Latest official update for the 58% to 60% DA revision

According to the Rajasthan Finance Department order dated April 23, 2026, dearness allowance for state government employees was revised from 58% to 60% with effect from January 1, 2026.

  • Arrear period in the order: January 1, 2026 to April 30, 2026
  • Increase credit route: GPF, GPF-2004, or GPF-SAB depending on employee type
  • Cash payment: from May 2026 salary, payable on June 1, 2026
  • Calculation base: Basic Pay in the Pay Matrix

Calculator Setup

Update the office name, sheet title, and arrear title used in the DA arrear difference sheets.

Employee Input Sheet

Edit employee names, designations, basic pay, and employee type. The DA arrear sheets recalculate instantly.

S.No Name of Employee Designation Basic Pay of Jan 2026 Employee Type Action

Month-Wise DA Arrear Difference Sheets

Each employee block shows due amount, drawn amount, difference, deduction, and net payable details for the arrear period.

Jan 2026 to Apr 2026

58% to 60% DA arrear formula

For the April 23, 2026 Rajasthan order, the monthly difference is based on a 2 percentage point revision from 58% to 60% applied to basic pay.

Monthly DA arrear = Basic Pay x (New DA% - Old DA%) / 100

For the Jan-Apr 2026 order period, total gross arrear is generally monthly DA arrear x 4 months, with the applicable employee-type deduction route shown separately in the sheet.

When to use this page

Use this calculator when you need an employee-wise difference sheet for:

  • Rajasthan DA arrear calculation sheet 58% to 60%
  • January to April 2026 month-wise arrear calculation
  • printable school or office arrear records
  • quick verification of due, drawn, difference, and deduction amounts

How to calculate DA arrears

This page is tuned for the exact live query pattern people are using around the Rajasthan 58% to 60% DA revision in April 2026.

1. Enter employee details

Add employee name, designation, basic pay, and employee type so the page can prepare an employee-wise arrear sheet.

2. Compare due and drawn DA

The sheet compares the due DA and drawn DA for each month to calculate the difference amount.

3. Review month-wise differences

Check the month-wise total difference, deductions, and employee-wise totals before printing or saving.

4. Print the difference sheet

Use the print view to generate one employee per page or a combined office-ready arrear record.

Frequently asked questions

What is the 58% to 60% DA arrear calculation sheet?

It is an employee-wise difference sheet used to calculate the unpaid amount created when Rajasthan DA was revised from 58% to 60% with effect from January 1, 2026.

How many months are covered in this Rajasthan DA arrear sheet?

The Rajasthan Finance Department employee order dated April 23, 2026 covers the period from January 1, 2026 to April 30, 2026, so this page is shaped around a four-month arrear period.

How is DA arrear different from salary arrear?

DA arrear focuses only on the dearness allowance component. Salary arrear is broader and can include changes in basic pay, HRA, DA, and other salary elements.

When is cash payment admissible for the 58% to 60% Rajasthan DA order?

The Rajasthan employee order states that cash payment is admissible from May 2026 salary, payable on June 1, 2026, while the increase amount for the Jan-Apr 2026 period is credited through the applicable GPF route.

Is DA arrear taxable?

DA arrears are generally treated as salary income in the year of receipt. Relief under Section 89 may be relevant in some cases, depending on your tax situation.

When should I file Form 10E for arrears?

The Income Tax Department says Form 10E should be filed before filing the income tax return if you want to claim relief on arrear or advance income under Section 89.

Can pensioners or teachers use this DA arrear calculator?

Yes. The same DA arrear method is commonly used for government employees, teachers, and pensioners, provided the correct pay or pension base and applicable rates are used.