Creating a CTC structure involves breaking down the total compensation into various components. The exact structure can vary between companies, and this is just a generic example. Ensure that you consult with your company's HR department to get the accurate breakdown. Here's an example CTC structure for a Pvt Ltd company with a CTC of 5 lakh:
Basic Salary: 40% of CTC (Rs. 2,00,000)
House Rent Allowance (HRA): 50% of Basic (Rs. 1,00,000)
Special Allowances: 20% of Basic (Rs. 40,000)
Provident Fund (PF): 12% of Basic (Rs. 24,000)
Gratuity: 4.81% of Basic (Rs. 9,620)
Bonus/Incentives: 5% of CTC (Rs. 25,000)
Medical Allowance: Fixed amount or reimbursement (e.g., Rs. 15,000)
Conveyance Allowance: Fixed amount (e.g., Rs. 10,000)
Leave Travel Allowance (LTA): Fixed amount or reimbursement (e.g., Rs. 10,000)
Keep in mind that these percentages are just for illustrative purposes and may vary based on company policies and industry standards. Additionally, some companies may include other components such as performance bonuses, stock options, or other allowances.
If your company provides allowances specifically for work-from-home expenses, it should be listed separately. It's crucial to review your employment contract and communicate with the HR department to understand the specifics of your CTC structure and the associated benefits.