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In-Hand Salary Calculator India

Calculate exact monthly take-home salary from your Annual Cost to Company (CTC) with EPF, Professional Tax, ESI, and New vs. Old Tax Regime rules.

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Estimated Monthly Take-Home (In-Hand)
₹48,000/ month
Annual Net Take-Home
₹5,76,000
Gross Salary₹50,000
EPF Deduction₹1,800
Income Tax (TDS)₹0
Professional Tax₹200
Component
Monthly (₹)
Annual (₹)
Basic Salary (40% of CTC)₹20,000₹2,40,000
House Rent Allowance (HRA)₹10,000₹1,20,000
Special & Other Allowances₹20,000₹2,40,000
Total Gross Salary₹50,000₹6,00,000
Employee Provident Fund (EPF 12%)- ₹1,800- ₹21,600
Professional Tax (PT)- ₹200- ₹2400
Estimated Income Tax (TDS - NEW Regime)- ₹0- ₹0
Net In-Hand Salary₹48,000₹5,76,000
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Frequently Asked Questions on In-Hand Salary Calculation

What is the difference between CTC and In-Hand Salary?

Cost to Company (CTC) is the total annual expenditure an employer spends on an employee, including basic salary, allowances, employer PF contribution, gratuity provision, and medical insurance. In-Hand Salary is the actual net amount credited to the employee's bank account each month after deducting employee PF (12%), Professional Tax, ESI, and Income Tax (TDS).

Why is income tax zero for annual CTC up to ₹7,75,000 under the New Tax Regime?

Under the New Tax Regime (Section 115BAC), individuals receive a standard deduction of ₹75,000 for salaried employees. Furthermore, under Section 87A, a full tax rebate is provided for taxable income up to ₹7,00,000. Hence, an employee with a gross CTC of ₹7,75,000 pays zero income tax.

How does Professional Tax (PT) affect monthly in-hand salary?

Professional Tax is deducted by employers and remitted to state governments. In major states like Maharashtra, Karnataka, and West Bengal, the standard deduction is ₹200/month (with ₹300 in February for Maharashtra), subject to an annual statutory ceiling of ₹2,500.