FY 2026-27 (AY 2027-28) Salary Guide

14 LPA In-Hand Salary Per Month Breakdown

Exact take-home salary, tax liability under New vs Old Regime, and monthly EPF contributions for an annual package of ₹14 Lakhs.

EST. MONTHLY IN-HAND₹99,026(New Regime)
ANNUAL CTC

₹14 Lakhs

₹14,00,000 / year

MONTHLY IN-HAND (NEW)

₹99,026

After tax, both PF shares, gratuity & PT

ANNUAL TAX (NEW)

₹7,623

FY 2026-27 Slabs

MONTHLY EPF CONTRIBUTION

₹7,000

12% of basic pay

Understanding Your 14 LPA Package In-Hand Salary

When an employer offers a package of ₹14 Lakhs (14 LPA CTC), your monthly CTC is ₹1,16,667. The amount credited to your bank (net take-home) is lower: employer PF and gratuity are part of CTC but never paid monthly, and your own Employee Provident Fund (EPF), Professional Tax (typically ₹200/month) and Income Tax (TDS) are deducted from what remains.

Key Takeaways for 14 LPA CTC

  • For a 14 LPA CTC package, taxable income crosses the Section 87A rebate limit, incurring an annual tax of ₹7,623 under the New Regime.
  • Net monthly in-hand salary is approximately ₹99,026 under the New Regime compared to ₹89,783 under the Old Regime with ₹1.5 lakh of 80C, ₹50,000 of NPS and ₹25,000 of 80D.
  • Employer NPS contributions under Section 80CCD(2) up to 14% of basic pay can further reduce taxable income.

Old vs New Tax Regime Comparison

Under FY 2026-27 rules, the New Tax Regime offers a standard deduction of ₹75,000 and zero tax for taxable income up to ₹12 Lakhs (via Section 87A rebate). For a 14 LPA package, the New Regime provides an estimated net monthly in-hand salary of ₹99,026 compared to ₹89,783 under the Old Regime with ₹1.5 lakh of 80C, ₹50,000 of NPS and ₹25,000 of 80D (the calculator's defaults).

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Salary Calculator FY 2026-27 (In-Hand Take Home Salary)

Calculate monthly in-hand cash take-home pay from CTC after EPF, Gratuity, Professional Tax, and Income Tax deductions.

Quick CTC Packages:
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₹2.00 L₹3.00 Cr
Standard Deduction: ₹75,000 (Already Applied)
Auto-Applied
Basic Salary (50% of CTC):₹7.00 L / yr (₹58,333 / mo)
Deducted From Your Pay (Both Regimes)Your PF: no new-regime deduction
Provident Fund, Gratuity & Statutory Retirals:
12% of basic
12% of basic
~4.81% of basic
State PT (~₹2,400)

Your own PF and professional tax come out of your pay in both regimes, but the new regime gives no tax deduction for them (no Section 80C, no professional tax deduction). Employer PF up to 12% of basic and gratuity are part of CTC and are never taxed as salary, in either regime.

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Yearly NPS: ₹0 (Max 14% of Basic = ₹98,000)

₹0₹98,000
NEW TAX REGIME FY 2026-27₹99,026 / mo
Monthly In-Hand Cash
₹99,026/ month

Annual net in-hand take-home: ₹11.88 L

Base Income Tax:₹7,330
Health & Education Cess (4%):₹293
Total Tax Liability:₹7,623
Total Income Tax₹7,623
Net Taxable Income₹12.07 L
Standard Deduction₹75,000
Professional Tax (PT)₹2,400 / yr
Old vs New Comparison →
Regime Comparison Verdict

New Regime gives higher monthly in-hand cash

You take home ₹9,243/mo more under the New Tax Regime.

New Regime In-Hand₹99,026/mo
Old Regime In-Hand₹89,783/mo

Itemized Monthly Salary Slip Breakdown

Salary ComponentAnnual (Yearly)Monthly
Cost to Company (CTC)₹14.00 L₹1.17 L
Basic Salary (50% of CTC)₹7.00 L₹58,333
Standard Deduction (lowers tax, not pay)₹75,000₹6,250
Employer PF (part of CTC)−₹84,000−₹7,000
Gratuity (part of CTC, paid when you leave)−₹33,670−₹2,806
Employee PF (your share)−₹84,000−₹7,000
Professional Tax (PT)−₹2,400−₹200
Base Income Tax−₹7,330−₹611
Health & Education Cess (4%)−₹293−₹24
Total Income Tax & Cess₹7,623₹635
Net In-Hand Cash Take-Home₹11.88 L₹99,026

CTC Component & Take-Home Distribution

Visual distribution of Annual CTC across In-Hand Cash, Income Tax, and Provident Fund / Retirals.

In-Hand Cash (84.9%)Income Tax (0.5%)EPF & Retirals (14.6%)
In-Hand Cash84.9% of Gross CTC
₹11.88 L
Income Tax0.5% Effective Tax Rate
₹7,623
EPF & Retirals14.6% of Gross CTC
₹2.04 L
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

What is the monthly in-hand salary for a 14 LPA CTC package in FY 2026-27?
For a ₹14 Lakhs (14 LPA) annual CTC package, the net monthly in-hand salary is approximately ₹99,026 under the New Tax Regime. That is after the employer PF and gratuity that sit inside CTC, your own EPF, professional tax and income tax.
How much income tax is deducted for a 14 LPA package under New Regime?
Under the New Tax Regime for FY 2026-27 (AY 2027-28), annual income tax on a ₹14 Lakhs CTC is ₹7,623.
What is the monthly EPF deduction for 14 LPA salary?
Assuming a standard basic salary structure (50% of CTC), the employee EPF contribution (12% of basic) is approximately ₹7,000 per month for a 14 LPA package.