In-Hand Monthly Salary Calculator

Estimate your net monthly take-home salary after factoring in EPF contribution, professional tax, and income tax TDS.

Salary Deduction Analysis

Your CTC to net take-home salary calculation breakdown:

Gross Monthly Pay

Your base monthly remuneration before any statutory deductions.

PF & Tax Deductions

Deductions including employee EPF share, Professional Tax, and Income Tax TDS.

Net Take-Home

The actual monthly cash credited to your bank account.

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How is it calculated?

In-Hand = Gross\,Salary - (EPF + Professional\,Tax + TDS)

Gross salary excludes employer match. Deducts employee EPF (usually 12% of basic), professional tax (fixed slab e.g., ₹200), and projected income tax TDS divided by 12.

Worked Examples

CTC of ₹12 Lakhs with default deductions

For a ₹1,00,000 monthly gross salary, subtracting ₹1,800 EPF, ₹200 professional tax, and ₹7,500 tax TDS yields a net in-hand monthly salary of ₹90,500.

CTC of ₹6 Lakhs

Gross salary is ₹50,000. With basic salary of ₹20,000, EPF is ₹2,400. Income tax is negligible. Net monthly take-home is ₹47,400.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between CTC and take-home salary?
CTC (Cost to Company) includes all salary components, bonuses, employer contributions to PF, insurance, and perks. Take-home salary is the net cash deposited in your bank account after mandatory taxes and deductions.
Are allowances like HRA part of my in-hand pay?
Yes, cash allowances like HRA, Conveyance, and Special Allowance are included in your monthly pay deposit, though they may have separate tax exemption rules.
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Results are estimates and should not be considered financial advice.

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