Salary Calculator

Calculate your take-home salary, deductions, income tax and monthly in-hand salary.

Salary Calculator
Salary Details
Employee Deductions

Varies by state

Employer contributions and benefits may form part of CTC but are not necessarily paid to you as monthly cash salary.

Income Tax

Financial Year: FY 2026-27 · Tax calculations are estimates for informational purposes. Actual tax liability depends on your individual circumstances and applicable tax rules.

Monthly Take-Home
Rs. 0
Annual Take-Home
Rs. 0
Total Deductions
Rs. 0
Income Tax / TDS (Annual)
Rs. 0
Salary Breakdown
Where Does Your Salary Go?
CTC vs Gross Salary vs Take-Home
Old vs New Tax Regime
Particular New Regime Old Regime

Monthly Salary Breakdown
Component Amount
Variable Pay / Bonus
Salary Hike Calculator
Compare Salary Offers

Compare up to three CTC offers using the current tax regime and default salary structure.

Offer CTC Gross Tax Monthly Take-Home Annual Take-Home

A higher CTC doesn’t always mean proportionally higher take-home – it depends on the salary structure and applicable tax.

What is a Salary Calculator?

A salary calculator helps employees estimate their gross salary, deductions, income tax and monthly take-home salary from their CTC or salary package.

How is Take-Home Salary Calculated?

CTC − Employer Contributions = Gross Salary
Gross Salary − Employee Deductions − Income Tax = Net Take-Home Salary

CTC vs Gross Salary vs Net Salary

CTC (Cost to Company) is the total amount your employer spends on you annually, including benefits you don’t receive as cash, like employer PF and gratuity. Gross Salary is what remains after removing employer-only contributions – this is the amount before your own deductions. Net Salary (take-home) is what actually lands in your bank account after employee deductions and income tax.

Frequently Asked Questions
This calculator provides an estimated salary and tax calculation for informational purposes only. Actual salary, deductions, tax liability and take-home pay may vary based on employer policies, applicable tax rules, salary structure and individual circumstances.
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