DancingJellybean
DancingJellybean

Post Tax in-hand monthly salary ka koi idea?

I'm thinking of going with the new regime and I'm really dumb with deductions.

From what I've read, other than the Employer's contribution to EPF, everything falls under taxable income.

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ZestyWaffle
ZestyWaffle

You will get standard deduction of 50k. Also check with your employer for NPS scheme. Employer contribution to NPS up to 10% of basic salary is exempt without limit.

FuzzyLlama
FuzzyLlama

How did you negotiate such high %age of front loading (signing bonus)?

DancingJellybean
DancingJellybean

They just gave it to everyone without asking lol

GoofyLlama
GoofyLlama

There is app called myTaxIndia, just put all your details in that and it'll generate your tax, also you'll get info about how to save tax and which regime is good for you.

SwirlyTaco
SwirlyTaco

Around 1.05 Lakh

DancingKoala
DancingKoala
Fyers24mo

Which company???

FloatingNugget
FloatingNugget

If you don’t have any House Rent / Loan exemption to claim - it’s ok to go with new regime.

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