How Do I Break Down a 50,000 Net Salary Without ESI or PF Deductions?

maha.lingam
Hi all, I am working as an accounts assistant. I want to know how to give a salary breakup for a net salary of 50,000.

Earnings:
- Basic
- HRA
- DA

Deductions:
- TDS

No ESI or PF deductions. Kindly, can anyone help me?

Regards, Mahalingam K
maha.lingam
Thank you for your reply. The salary offered is Rs. 50,000 per month, inclusive of earnings for the employee's basic pay, D.A., HRA, and conveyance. Deductions such as T.D.S. will apply. Could you please send me the detailed break-up?

Thanks & Regards,
K. Mahalingam
bharathi1990
The calculations are as follows:

Basic Salary Calculation
- Basic: 20,000 (40% of gross)

HRA Calculation
- HRA: 10,000 (50% of basic)

Conveyance Allowance
- Conveyance: 800 (monthly fixed)

TDS Calculation
- TDS: Based on the percentage mentioned by the government.

You can check the thread named "CTC calculation" on this site for more details.
kraviravi.kravi@gmail.com
Salary Breakup Components

Basic is any amount. DA is 51% of the basic. HRA is 30% in metro areas and 20% in non-metro areas. TA can be provided as per preference.

Regards
kraviravi.kravi@gmail.com
Depends on what rules apply to the industry for government organizations. HRA is 30% in metro areas and 20% in non-metro areas, and 10% for C/Z class cities. Since the thread starter did not mention his industry type, I got confused. Can you please provide the rule which states that HRA allowance is 50% for metro areas and 40% for non-metro areas? This is only for HRA exemption calculation; the HRA allowance part is different from the exemption part.

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