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[ tax rules · FY 2025–26 · April 2025 – March 2026 ]

Take-home salary calculator

Convert your CTC into in-hand pay. Old vs new regime side-by-side, full slab math, no signup. All calculation happens in your browser — no data is sent to any server.

01 · Your salary

15.00 lakh · monthly ₹1,25,000

02 · Your take-home

Monthly take-home
Old regime

₹97,921

per month
Annual: ₹11,75,049
Tax/yr: ₹1,06,376
New regime

₹1,00,299

per month
Annual: ₹12,03,592
Tax/yr: ₹77,833
New regime saves you ₹28,543 per year — about ₹2,379/month.
CTC breakdownwhere your money goes
Basic salary50% of CTC₹7,50,000
HRA50% basic₹3,75,000
Special allowance₹2,48,925
Employer PF ₹90,000
Gratuity ₹36,075
Total CTC₹15,00,000
Monthly deductionswhat comes off your salary
Employee PF − ₹7,500
Professional taxMaharashtra− ₹208
Income taxnew regime− ₹6,486
Total monthly deductions₹14,194
Tax-saving investmentsold regime only
PPF, ELSS, EPF · cap ₹1.5L
self ₹25K + parents ₹25K
section 24(b) · cap ₹2L
extra NPS · cap ₹50K
80CCD(2) · % of basic, both regimes
Tax breakdownnew regime · FY 2025-26
Gross taxable salary₹13,73,925
Less: standard deduction₹75,000
Taxable income₹12,98,925
0–4Lat 0%₹0
4L–8Lat 5%₹20,000
8L–12Lat 10%₹40,000
12L–16Lat 15%₹14,839
Tax on slabs₹74,839
+ Health & Education Cess (4%)+ ₹2,994
Total income tax₹77,833
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Tax rules below reflect FY 2025–26 (the year just closed, what most users will file ITR for now). FY 2026–27 rules will be added once Budget 2026 changes are stable.

How this calculator works

FY 2025-26 rules. The Finance Act 2025 raised the new-regime 87A rebate ceiling to ₹12,00,000 taxable income and the rebate amount to ₹60,000. The new regime slabs were also restructured to seven bands (0% / 5% / 10% / 15% / 20% / 25% / 30%) with the top slab now starting at ₹24 lakh. The standard deduction for salaried employees is ₹75,000 under the new regime and ₹50,000 under the old regime.

What we exclude from take-home. The take-home figure subtracts your Employee PF contribution, state Professional Tax, and total income tax — the deductions that actually leave your bank monthly. Gratuity reserve (4.81% of basic) is part of your CTC but not paid out monthly; we exclude it from take-home and disclose it explicitly. The same goes for Employer PF. This matches the convention used by Groww and SmartAsset; some calculators include these in take-home, which leads to a confusingly high number compared to your actual payslip.

HRA exemption. If you enter monthly rent and your city is Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, or Kolkata, the calculator applies the 50% basic HRA cap; everywhere else it uses the 40% non-metro cap. The exemption is then the minimum of (actual HRA received, rent paid minus 10% of basic, and the metro/non-metro cap). HRA exemption is only available under the old regime.

About the calculator. All tax math is verified to the rupee against the Income Tax Department's official salary calculator at eportal.incometax.gov.in. The engine runs more than 200 test cases including every slab boundary, every surcharge band, and edge cases the official portal itself handles. We don't track you or ask for your email.