CTC to In-Hand Salary Calculator

Estimate your monthly and annual in-hand salary from your CTC (Cost to Company), after typical PF, professional tax, and income tax deductions.

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Enter your annual CTC to estimate your monthly and annual in-hand salary.
Your total Cost to Company as stated in your offer letter.
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A common structure allocates 40% of CTC to basic + DA — check your salary structure for your actual figure.
Varies by state (₹0-2,500/year) — adjust to your state's actual professional tax.

Your result

₹96,200

In-hand salary (monthly)

In-hand salary (annual)₹11,54,400
Employee PF contribution (annual)₹21,600
Income tax (annual)₹0

AI explanation

Formula

In-hand salary = CTC − employee PF contribution − professional tax − income tax (employer PF is part of CTC but not paid to the employee)

Worked example

₹12L CTC, 40% basic, new regime

Worked example: ₹12L CTC, 40% basic, new regime
FieldValue
Annual CTC1200000
Basic + DA (% of CTC)40
Tax regimenew
Professional tax (annual)2400
In-hand salary (monthly)96200
In-hand salary (annual)1154400
Employee PF contribution (annual)21600
Income tax (annual)0

Assumptions

  • Assumes a standard salary structure with employee PF at 12% of basic pay — actual company structures vary and may include other components (bonus, gratuity provisioning, etc.).
  • Uses the same income tax slabs as the Income Tax Calculator.
  • Informational only.

Frequently asked questions

Why is my in-hand salary less than my CTC divided by 12?

CTC includes components you don't receive as cash — like the employer's PF contribution — plus your own PF contribution, professional tax, and income tax are all deducted before you receive your in-hand pay.

Does the tax regime I choose affect my in-hand salary?

Yes — the new and old tax regimes have different slab structures and deduction rules, which changes your income tax and therefore your in-hand salary.

Why does a higher basic percentage reduce in-hand salary?

A higher basic pay increases your mandatory 12% PF contribution (calculated on basic), which is deducted from your salary before you receive it, even though it benefits your long-term retirement savings.

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Sources

  • Income Tax Slabs Income Tax Department, Government of India. Effective 01-04-2026, reviewed 13-09-2026.

This calculator provides a general estimate only and does not constitute financial or tax advice. Actual deductions depend on your specific employer's salary structure.

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