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Cost To Company (CTC) represents the total amount of money a company spends on an employee in a year. It includes the employee's basic salary, allowances, benefits, and contributions like provident fund.
The calculator uses the CTC formula:
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Explanation: The formula calculates the total cost incurred by the company for employing an individual, including all direct and indirect compensation components.
Details: Understanding CTC helps employees know their total compensation package and assists employers in budgeting and compensation planning. It provides a comprehensive view of employment costs beyond just take-home salary.
Tips: Enter all salary components in Indian Rupees (INR). Ensure values are positive numbers. The calculator will sum all components to provide the total CTC.
Q1: What is the difference between CTC and take-home salary?
A: CTC is the total cost to company, while take-home salary is the amount the employee receives after deductions like taxes, PF, and other contributions.
Q2: Are all CTC components taxable?
A: No, some components like HRA, medical allowances (up to certain limits), and PF contributions may have tax exemptions under Indian tax laws.
Q3: How is PF calculated in CTC?
A: Typically, both employee and employer contribute 12% of basic salary towards PF. The employer's contribution is part of CTC.
Q4: Can CTC vary during the year?
A: Yes, CTC can change with bonuses, increments, or changes in benefits. It's usually calculated on an annual basis.
Q5: Why is CTC important for job negotiations?
A: CTC gives a complete picture of the compensation package, helping candidates compare job offers and understand the true value of their employment.