Pay raise calculator

Find the real monthly value of your next raise.

Your numbers

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Eighteen lakh rupees

Salary before employee deductions; excludes employer costs.

%

Enter 0–100 %.

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One lakh fifty thousand rupees

Total eligible exemptions and deductions, excluding the standard deduction.

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Extra monthly pay after income tax

₹11,880
New gross salary₹19,80,000
Annual gross increase₹1,80,000
Additional annual income tax₹37,440
Annual increase after tax₹1,42,560

FY 2026–27 · Resident individuals below 60 · Ordinary income up to ₹50 lakh.

Estimates, not promises. Explore different scenarios.

Understand your result.

See the estimated monthly effect of a percentage salary increase after income tax. This helps distinguish a headline annual raise from the additional income available each month.

The gross salary increase and the increase after tax differ. Changes in PF, benefits and variable-pay structure may change actual take-home further.

A worked example.

Using this calculator’s default inputs, extra monthly pay after income tax is ₹11,880. This is an illustration of the stated formula, not a forecast.

See the example inputs
Annual gross salary₹18,00,000
Salary increase10 %
Tax regimeNew regime
Eligible old-regime deductions₹1,50,000
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A common mistake to avoid

Assuming the entire percentage increase becomes spendable monthly cash.

Questions you might have.

Does it calculate PF changes?

No. This comparison isolates income tax on gross cash salary. Use CTC to Take-home with your revised payroll costs for a broader estimate.

Are deductions increased automatically?

No. The same entered eligible deductions are used for both salary scenarios.

Prepared by INDwise · Calculation checks: 29 October 2026 · How we check the maths · Report a correction

How we calculate it

Monthly increase after income tax = ((new salary − new tax) − (old salary − old tax)) ÷ 12.

Assumptions & things to know

FY 2026–27 planning estimate for resident individuals below 60, ordinary income up to ₹50 lakh. Includes the ₹75,000 new / ₹50,000 old salary standard deduction, resident rebate, new-regime rebate marginal relief and 4% cess. Excludes capital gains, surcharge, foreign tax credits, agricultural income and special-rate income. Inputs are rounded to the nearest ₹10 for taxable income; final tax to the nearest ₹10. Check eligibility and current rules before filing. Compares gross cash salary. Changes in PF, benefits, professional tax and bonus structure are excluded.

Income Tax Department — tax rates

Source references checked 29 October 2026. Rates and rules may change.

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