Salary Slip Generator

Gross earnings less total deductions gives net pay. Earnings are typically basic (often 40–50% of CTC), house rent allowance as a percentage of basic, a few fixed allowances, and special allowance as the balancing figure. Deductions are the employee’s PF contribution, professional tax, ESI where it applies, and income tax deducted at source. This tool seeds all of those from a CTC and then lets you change any of them, because a payslip records what was actually paid rather than what a formula says.

At 12% of basic pay. Most employers compute it on basic capped at ₹15,000 a month, so the deduction stops rising at ₹1,800 a month; some contribute on full basic instead. The employee’s 12% is what appears as a deduction on the payslip — the employer’s matching contribution is part of CTC, not a deduction from pay.

Only while gross monthly wages are ₹21,000 or below. The employee contributes 0.75% of gross wages, rounded up to the rupee. Once wages cross the threshold the employee stays out of the scheme until the end of the contribution period, which is why the tool drops the line automatically when the seeded gross is above it.

Employers estimate the year’s total tax liability on the declared salary and investments, then deduct one twelfth each month. This tool does the same using the same income tax rules as the Income Tax Calculator, so the figure is a realistic estimate — but your employer will use your actual investment declarations, so expect the real number to differ.

It is as official as the employer who issues it. This tool produces the document; it does not make you an employer, file anything, or generate a Form 16. Payroll data is sensitive, which is why every figure here stays in your browser and nothing is uploaded.