The salary calculator turns your basic pay, allowances, deductions and tax into clear gross and net (take-home) figures, both monthly and annually.
How it's calculated
Gross salary = basic salary + allowances
Tax = gross × (tax% ÷ 100)
Net salary = gross − deductions − tax
Annual figures = monthly figures × 12
Gross vs net pay
Gross pay is your total earnings before anything is taken out. Net pay — your take-home — is what actually reaches your bank after deductions like tax, retirement contributions and insurance.
How to use it
Enter your basic salary.
Add allowances (HRA, transport, bonuses, etc.).
Enter deductions and the tax percentage.
Calculate to see gross, net, and annual totals.
This is a simplified estimate; real payslips may apply tiered tax slabs and statutory contributions specific to your country.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between gross and net salary?
Gross salary is your total pay before deductions; net salary is what you take home after tax and other deductions are subtracted.
Does this calculator use my country's tax slabs?
No. It applies a flat tax percentage you enter. For exact figures, use your country's official income-tax slabs.
What counts as an allowance?
Allowances are extra payments on top of basic salary, such as housing (HRA), transport, medical or special allowances.
Does this tool store my data?
No. Everything runs entirely in your browser. Nothing you enter is uploaded, saved, or shared.