What remains
What was left on your Khums date?
Tick what you still had after the year’s normal living costs and put the amounts in. It is all on this one screen.
The questions and the sources below adjust to this. You can change it at any point.
Use the amount actually left on your Khums date. Do not enter your total salary or everything that passed through the account during the year.
Include remaining business profit and liable trading stock. Everyday business turnover is not entered here; the calculator needs the year-end amount after ordinary business costs.
Include money owed to you only when it is available or treated as receivable under the selected profile. Do not count the same amount in your bank balance as well.
This can include unused household items, goods or possessions that still have a resale value. Items genuinely used for normal living during the year are generally treated differently.
Enter the value of gold or silver you still held at your Khums date. Most people do not know the current price, so the calculator can work it out from the weight and carat — or you can type a valuation you already have.
For this profile a gift that remains for a full year is included. Ordinary inheritance and mahr are not entered here.
Included so far£0.00
First calculation or missed years?
This screen calculates the current amounts you enter. Earlier years and possessions are not silently treated as zero; the selected profile’s first-time settlement rules are shown with the result so the record remains clear.