In-hand salary · FY 2026-27

₹12 lakh salary: ₹88,276 in hand a month

On a CTC of ₹12,00,000 you take home about ₹88,276 a month (₹10,59,312 a year) under the new regime, after ₹4,800 PF, ₹200 professional tax and ₹0 income tax a month. The new regime saves ₹1,19,910 a year, unless your old-regime deductions add up to more than ₹5,66,912.

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The ₹12 lakh CTC, month by month

A yearA month
Basic₹4,80,000₹40,000
HRA₹2,40,000₹20,000
Special allowance₹3,99,312₹33,276
Gross pay₹11,19,312₹93,276
Employer PF (in the CTC, not paid to you)₹57,600₹4,800
Gratuity (in the CTC, paid when you leave)₹23,088₹1,924
Your PF (12% of Basic)−₹57,600−₹4,800
Professional tax−₹2,400−₹200
Income tax, new regime₹0₹0
In hand₹10,59,312₹88,276

Basic at 40% of the CTC, HRA half of Basic, employer PF and gratuity inside the CTC, ₹2,400 professional tax, age under 60. Change any of it below or in the in-hand salary calculator.

Old vs new regime at ₹12 lakh

New regimeOld regime
Taxable income₹10,44,312₹10,09,312
Income tax and cess, a year₹0₹1,19,910
Income tax, a month₹0₹9,993
In hand, a month₹88,276₹78,284

The new regime, by ₹1,19,910 a year, for most people. The old regime wins only when its deductions (the HRA exemption, 80C including your PF, home-loan interest, health insurance and your own NPS) add up to more than ₹5,66,912.

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Questions people ask about a ₹12 lakh salary

What is the in-hand salary on a ₹12 lakh CTC?

About ₹88,276 a month under the new regime: ₹93,276 of gross pay, less ₹4,800 PF, ₹200 professional tax and ₹0 income tax. That assumes Basic at 40% of the CTC with employer PF and gratuity inside it; a larger Basic means more PF and a little less in hand.

How much income tax is paid on a ₹12 lakh salary?

₹0 a year in the new regime (₹0 a month, 0.0% of the CTC), and ₹1,19,910 in the old regime with no deductions beyond PF. Both include the 4% health and education cess.

Is the old or the new tax regime better for ₹12 lakh?

The new regime, by ₹1,19,910 a year, for most people. The old regime wins only when its deductions (the HRA exemption, 80C including your PF, home-loan interest, health insurance and your own NPS) add up to more than ₹5,66,912.

Why is there no tax at ₹12 lakh in the new regime?

Taxable income works out to ₹10,44,312 after the ₹75,000 standard deduction. Up to ₹12,00,000 of taxable income, the rebate (section 156 of the Income-tax Act 2025, formerly 87A) cancels the tax in the new regime.

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