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Salaried EmployeeFY 2025-26 Updated

CTC to In-Hand Salary Calculator

Enter your CTC and get a complete salary breakup — Basic, HRA, PF, gratuity, and exact take-home under New & Old regime.

₹1L₹12,00,000₹1 Cr

Salary Structure

40% = ₹40,000/mo
30% (min)60% (max)
50% = ₹20,000/mo
40%60%

Metro: Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, Kolkata — HRA exemption at 50% of Basic

Enter these to calculate your HRA exemption and 80C deductions:

Monthly In-Hand

₹88,276

New Regime · ₹10,59,312 / year

New regime saves ₹1,20,655 in annual tax

Annual CTC Breakup

Basic Salary40% of CTC · ₹40,000/mo₹4,80,000
HRA50% of Basic · ₹20,000/mo₹2,40,000
Special AllowanceRemainder · ₹33,276/mo₹3,99,312
Employer PF12% of Basic — to EPF₹57,600
Gratuity4.81% of Basic — on exit₹23,088
Gross SalaryWhat appears in your pay slip₹11,19,312

Annual Deductions

Employee PF12% of Basic · ₹4,800/mo–₹57,600
Professional Tax₹200/mo (standard)–₹2,400
Income Tax (TDS)Effective rate: 0.0%–₹0
Rebate u/s 87ASubtracted from your tax₹44,431
Monthly In-Hand
₹10,59,312 / year
₹88,276

Estimate only. Actual salary depends on your employer's structure and state-specific PT rates. Consult HR or a CA for exact figures.

How CTC Becomes Your In-Hand Salary

Your CTC and take-home can differ by 20–35%. Here is where that money goes.

Strip out employer costs

Employer PF (12% of Basic) and gratuity (4.81%) are in your CTC but never appear in your salary. Remove them to get Gross Salary — what is actually in your pay slip.

Deduct statutory contributions

From Gross Salary, your employer deducts Employee PF (12% of Basic), Professional Tax (₹200/month), and TDS (income tax). The remainder is your net take-home.

Minimise income tax

Choose between New Regime (lower slabs, simple) and Old Regime (HRA + 80C deductions). For most employees with CTC under ₹15L, New Regime gives a higher take-home in FY 2025-26.

Renting? Use Old Regime to save on HRA

If your monthly rent exceeds 10% of your Basic salary, a portion of your HRA is tax-exempt under the Old Regime. For high earners in metros paying ₹25,000+ rent, this exemption can save ₹50,000–₹1,50,000 in tax annually — enough to make Old Regime the winner. Switch to Old Regime above and enter your rent to check.

Frequently Asked Questions

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