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Better Regime for You

New Regime saves you ₹1,27,858 more per year (₹10,655/month)

New Regime

A — Salary Components

₹1,00,000₹10,00,00,000
Variable
Max ₹2,500/yr
Editable
Editable
Gross Salary: ₹11,42,400 / year — ₹95,200 / month(CTC − Bonus − Employer PF)

B — Old Regime Deductions Only

Not applicable to New Regime
Actual exempt amount
Max ₹1,50,000
Self + family

Regime Comparison

Better for you

New Regime

₹90,200

per month

Annual₹10,82,400
Tax Paid₹0
Tax Rate0%

Old Regime

₹79,545

per month

Annual₹9,54,542
Tax Paid₹1,27,858
Tax Rate11.2%

Deductions at Source (Both Regimes)

Employee PF (Annual)₹57,600
Employer PF (Annual)₹57,600
Professional Tax (Annual)₹2,400

Old Regime Deductions Used

Standard Deduction₹50,000
Section 80C₹57,600
Total Deductions₹1,07,600

Old Regime vs New Regime — Full Breakdown

ComponentOld RegimeNew Regime
Cost to Company (CTC)₹12,00,000₹12,00,000
Less: Employer PF-₹57,600-₹57,600
Gross Salary (Pre-Tax)₹11,42,400₹11,42,400
Standard Deduction-₹50,000-₹75,000
Section 80C Investments-₹57,600
Taxable Income₹10,34,800₹10,67,400
Income Tax (before Cess)₹1,22,940₹0
4% Health & Education Cess₹4,918₹0
Total Income Tax Liability₹1,27,858₹0
Less: Employee PF (Annual)-₹57,600-₹57,600
Less: Professional Tax (Annual)-₹2,400-₹2,400
Annual Take-Home₹9,54,542₹10,82,400
Monthly Take-Home₹79,545₹90,200
FY 2025-26. New Regime: Sec 87A rebate (nil tax if taxable ≤ \u20B912L) + 4% cess. Old Regime: Sec 87A rebate (nil tax if taxable ≤ \u20B95L) + 4% cess. 80C capped at \u20B91,50,000.

Old Regime vs New Regime: Understanding the Trade-Off

The New Tax Regime (default from FY 2023-24) offers lower progressive slab rates — 5% from ₹4–8L, 10% from ₹8–12L — and the powerful Section 87A rebate that makes income up to ₹12.75L completely tax-free. The trade-off is that you cannot claim HRA, 80C, 80D, or other exemptions. The Old Regime has higher slab rates (5%, 20%, 30%) but lets you reduce taxable income through multiple deductions. The calculator above computes both scenarios simultaneously so you never have to guess.

What is CTC vs Gross Salary vs Take-Home?

These three terms are often confused. CTC (Cost to Company) is the total annual cost your employer bears for you — including Basic, HRA, allowances, Employer PF, and bonus. Gross Salary is CTC minus the components that don't flow through your payslip (Employer PF, Gratuity, and variable bonus). Take-Home / Net Salary is Gross Salary minus all deductions: Employee PF, Professional Tax, and Income Tax (TDS). The typical gap between CTC and Take-Home ranges from 20% for lower salaries to 35%+ for high earners in the Old Regime.

Compare your monthly take-home salary under the Old Regime and New Regime for FY 2025-26. Enter your CTC, PF, professional tax, HRA, 80C, and 80D to get an exact side-by-side comparison.

In-Hand Salary — Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about CTC breakdowns, Old vs New Regime, PF deductions, and the Section 87A rebate.

In-hand salary = CTC − Employer PF − Bonus (if variable) = Gross Salary. Then deductions are applied: Gross Salary − Employee PF − Professional Tax − Income Tax = Annual Take-Home. Dividing by 12 gives Monthly Take-Home. The key variables are (1) your tax regime choice, (2) the PF contribution amount, and (3) old-regime deductions like HRA, 80C, and 80D. Our calculator handles all of these automatically.

It depends entirely on your deductions. The New Regime is generally better if your total old-regime deductions (HRA + 80C + 80D + standard deduction) are less than approximately ₹3.75L. If your deductions exceed that, the Old Regime may save more. For most salaried employees earning up to ₹15L with a home loan and 80C investments, the comparison is close — use our side-by-side calculator to find the exact difference for your specific numbers.

Section 87A provides a full income tax rebate under both regimes. Under the New Regime (FY 2025-26): if your taxable income ≤ ₹12L, your tax is fully waived — making salaries up to ₹12.75L (₹12L + ₹75K standard deduction) completely tax-free. Under the Old Regime: the 87A rebate applies if taxable income ≤ ₹5L, making salaries up to ₹5.5L tax-free (₹5L + ₹50K standard deduction). The 4% Health & Education Cess is levied on top of any remaining tax liability in both cases.

Yes. The Employer PF contribution (typically 12% of Basic Salary) is included in your CTC but never reaches your bank account — it goes directly to your EPFO account. That's why we subtract it from CTC to arrive at your Gross Salary. The Employee PF contribution (also 12% of Basic) is deducted from your gross salary each month and also credited to your EPFO account. Both contributions together form your monthly PF accumulation.

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