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CTC to In-Hand Salary Calculator 2026 — Free Breakup Tool

By Chandan SMarch 7, 2026Tools & Productivity

Key Takeaways

Convert CTC to in-hand salary with complete breakup. Our calculator shows basic, HRA, PF, tax deductions, and actual take-home pay. Supports both old and new tax regime. Free, no signup.

Quick Answer

Find your in-hand salary from CTC:

  1. Visit tohundguide.com/tools/ctc-salary-calculator
  2. Enter your CTC (annual or monthly)
  3. Get complete salary breakup with take-home pay

What is CTC vs In-Hand Salary?

CTC (Cost to Company) is the total amount your employer spends on you. In-hand salary is what actually lands in your bank account. The difference is due to:

  • Employee PF contribution (12% of basic)
  • Professional Tax (₹200/month in most states)
  • Income Tax (TDS) — based on your tax regime
  • Insurance premiums deducted from salary

Typical CTC Breakup

Component% of CTCTaxable?
Basic Salary40-50%✅ Yes
HRA20-25%Partially exempt
Special Allowance15-25%✅ Yes
Employer PF12% of Basic❌ No
Gratuity4.81% of Basic❌ No
Medical InsuranceVariable❌ No

CTC to In-Hand Quick Estimate

Annual CTCApproximate In-Hand (Monthly)Tax Regime
₹5,00,000₹35,000 - ₹38,000Either
₹10,00,000₹62,000 - ₹68,000New regime better
₹15,00,000₹85,000 - ₹95,000Depends on deductions
₹20,00,000₹1,05,000 - ₹1,20,000Old regime if heavy deductions
₹30,00,000₹1,50,000 - ₹1,70,000Depends on deductions
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What Our Calculator Does

  • Complete salary breakup — basic, HRA, PF, gratuity, special allowance
  • Tax calculation — under both old and new regime
  • Take-home salary — after all deductions
  • Employer vs employee cost comparison
  • Monthly and annual views
  • CTC structure optimizer — for HR/employers

Frequently Asked Questions

How is in-hand salary calculated from CTC?

In-hand salary = CTC - Employer PF - Gratuity - Employee PF - Professional Tax - Income Tax (TDS). Our calculator does this computation automatically based on your CTC.

Why is my in-hand salary much less than CTC?

Because CTC includes employer contributions (PF, insurance, gratuity) that never reach your bank account, plus mandatory deductions like employee PF and income tax.

What percentage of CTC is in-hand salary?

Typically 65-75% of CTC for income up to ₹10 lakhs (new regime), dropping to 55-65% for higher CTCs due to progressive tax rates.


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Frequently Asked Questions

How do I calculate in-hand salary from CTC?

Visit tohundguide.com/tools/ctc-salary-calculator and enter your CTC. The calculator deducts employer PF, gratuity, employee PF, professional tax, and income tax to show your actual take-home salary.

What percentage of CTC is take-home salary?

Typically 65-75% of CTC is take-home for income up to ₹10 lakhs under new regime. For higher CTCs, it drops to 55-65% due to progressive tax rates.

Is CTC and salary the same?

No. CTC (Cost to Company) includes all benefits like employer PF, insurance, gratuity. Salary or in-hand pay is what you actually receive in your bank account after all deductions.

Disclaimer

This article is for educational purposes only and does not constitute professional legal, tax, or financial advice. The information provided is based on public sources and may change over time. We are not responsible for any actions taken based on this content. Please consult a qualified professional for specific advice related to your situation.

Salary structure and PF rates verified for FY 2025-26. Last updated March 2026.