Dear All, I am working in construction company as HR Executive and we don’t have salary bifurcation over here so would like to implement the same kindly guide. Thanks & Regards Gayatri
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You may bifurcate the salary as follows:

Salary Breakdown Example

Suppose the Gross Salary is Rs. 20,000/- per month. The breakdown should be as follows:
- Basic (40-50%) = Rs. 10,000/-. The basic salary should not be less than the minimum wages as applicable.
- HRA (40% of Basic) = Rs. 4,000/-
- Conveyance Allowance = Rs. 800/-
- Education Allowance = Rs. 200/-
- Special Allowance = Rs. 5,000/-
Total = Rs. 20,000/-

Components for Calculating CTC

To calculate the CTC, the following components need to be added:
- Employer's share of PF
- Employer's share of ESI (ESI is not applicable in this case)
- Bonus
- Gratuity
- Any other reimbursements

With Best Regards

From India, New Delhi
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Importance of a Salary Structure

A salary structure is necessary for the following reasons:

• It provides a sense of satisfaction and clarity.
• It is essential for income tax purposes.
• It aids in statutory calculation purposes.

Currently, I am also working in real estate and have introduced a salary structure and salary grades in my company. If you require any help, please do not hesitate to call me.

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Praveen
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Hi Its very imop as main component of salary is basic salary Pf, Esi and other Statutory compliances are calculated on the Basic salary only Regards Nisha Malhotra
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