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How do salary calculators work?

Allcalculator.net's  salary calculator to determine the take-home salary, you must enter the CTC bonus, PF, professional tax, deductions etc. 

Example:

Assume your CTC is Rs 5 lakh. The employer gives you a bonus of Rs 50,000 for the financial year. 

Your total gross salary = Rs 5, 00,000 – Rs 50,000 = Rs 4, 50,000

The steps to calculate are shown below:

  • The gross Salary tends to deduct the professional tax of Rs 2,400 a year
  • It deducts the contributions towards the Employee Provident Fund (EPF) made by both the employer and the employee.
  • EPF contribution is calculated on a maximum salary limit of Rs 15,000 per month. 
  • Consider the yearly contribution of Rs 21,600 towards the EPF, made by the employee and the employer towards EPF
  • Assume the employee has a yearly deduction of Rs 2,000 towards certain employee insurance

Total Deductions = Professional tax + EPF (Employee Contribution) + EPF (Employer Contribution) + Employee Insurance

Total deductions = Rs 2400 + Rs 21,600 + Rs 21,600 + Rs 2000 = Rs 47,600

Take-home salary = Gross Pay – Total Deductions

Take home salary = Rs 4, 50,000 – Rs 47,600 = Rs 4, 02,400

What are the benefits of using a salary calculator?

Make use of this Allcalculator.net's  salary calculator as this gives you many benefits, as shown below:

  • Quick results
  • Identifies changes
  • Clear bifurcation
  • Availing estimation

 

Mention some of the formulas for salary calculation!

Take Home salary = Gross Salary – Income Tax – Employee's PF contribution – Prof.Tax.

Gross Salary = Cost to Company – Employer’s PF contribution – Gratuity

Gratuity = (Basic salary + Dearness allowance) x 15/26 x No. Of years of service.

Taxable Income = Gross Salary – Employee's PF contribution/PPF investment – Tax-Free allowance – HRA – LTA- Medical Insurance – Tax. Saving Investments – Other deductions.

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