Hi all,
I need to input the professional tax slab in Excel for Bangalore. The tax slabs for professional tax in Bangalore are as follows:
- Up to 3000: nil
- 3000 to 4999: 30 Rs
- 5000 to 7999: 60 Rs
- 8000 to 9999: 100 Rs
- 10000 to 14999: 150 Rs
- Above 15000: 200 Rs
Could you please guide me on how to apply this tax slab into a formula in an Excel sheet?
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2I need to input the professional tax slab in Excel for Bangalore. The tax slabs for professional tax in Bangalore are as follows:
- Up to 3000: nil
- 3000 to 4999: 30 Rs
- 5000 to 7999: 60 Rs
- 8000 to 9999: 100 Rs
- 10000 to 14999: 150 Rs
- Above 15000: 200 Rs
Could you please guide me on how to apply this tax slab into a formula in an Excel sheet?
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Pl use this formula, =IF(A1>=15000,"200",IF(A1>=10000,"150",IF(A1>=8000,"100",IF(A1>=5000,"60",IF(A1>=3000,"30",IF(A1>=0,"0")))))) I hope this solves your query Regards, Nilendra
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Good Nilendra, but if we remove " " those symbol we can sum it, otherwise total sum difficult to do. Ramesh P.
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Hi,
Even I'm trying to apply the same formula, but it's not happening. My salary slab is different, so please help create an IF formula.
My salary slab for Kolkata is as follows:
- 0-8500: Nil
- 8501-10000: 90
- 10001-15000: 110
- 15001-25000: 130
- 25001-40000: 150
- above 40000: 200
Thank you for your assistance.
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Even I'm trying to apply the same formula, but it's not happening. My salary slab is different, so please help create an IF formula.
My salary slab for Kolkata is as follows:
- 0-8500: Nil
- 8501-10000: 90
- 10001-15000: 110
- 15001-25000: 130
- 25001-40000: 150
- above 40000: 200
Thank you for your assistance.
From India, Kolkata
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Hi Debanjana Raha,
The PTax formula for West Bengal is as follows:
IF(AND(M8>8501,M8<10001),90,IF(AND(M8>10001,M8<150 01),110,IF(AND(M8>15001,L8<25001),130,IF(AND(M8>25 001,M8<40001),150,IF(M8>40001,200,0)))))
Note: M8 is the Gross Salary Cell.
Hi Praveen,
The PTax formula for Karnataka is as follows:
IF(AND(M8>3001,M8<5000),30,IF(AND(M8>5000,M8<8000) ,60,IF(AND(M8>8000,L8<10000),100,IF(AND(M8>10000,M 8<15000),150,IF(M8>15000,200,0)))))
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The PTax formula for West Bengal is as follows:
IF(AND(M8>8501,M8<10001),90,IF(AND(M8>10001,M8<150 01),110,IF(AND(M8>15001,L8<25001),130,IF(AND(M8>25 001,M8<40001),150,IF(M8>40001,200,0)))))
Note: M8 is the Gross Salary Cell.
Hi Praveen,
The PTax formula for Karnataka is as follows:
IF(AND(M8>3001,M8<5000),30,IF(AND(M8>5000,M8<8000) ,60,IF(AND(M8>8000,L8<10000),100,IF(AND(M8>10000,M 8<15000),150,IF(M8>15000,200,0)))))
I have corrected the spelling, grammar, and formatting of your message. Let me know if you need further assistance.
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Hi Debanjana Raha,
The PTax formula for West Bengal is as follows:
IF(AND(M8>8501,M8<10001),90,IF(AND(M8>10001,M8<150 01),110,IF(AND(M8>15001,L8<25001),130,IF(AND(M8>25 001,M8<40001),150,IF(M8>40001,200,0)))))
Note: M8 represents the Gross Salary Cell.
Hi Praveen,
The PTax formula for Karnataka is as follows:
IF(AND(M8>3001,M8<5000),30,IF(AND(M8>5000,M8<8000) ,60,IF(AND(M8>8000,L8<10000),100,IF(AND(M8>10000,M 8<15000),150,IF(M8>15000,200,0)))))
Note: M8 represents the Gross Salary Cell.
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The PTax formula for West Bengal is as follows:
IF(AND(M8>8501,M8<10001),90,IF(AND(M8>10001,M8<150 01),110,IF(AND(M8>15001,L8<25001),130,IF(AND(M8>25 001,M8<40001),150,IF(M8>40001,200,0)))))
Note: M8 represents the Gross Salary Cell.
Hi Praveen,
The PTax formula for Karnataka is as follows:
IF(AND(M8>3001,M8<5000),30,IF(AND(M8>5000,M8<8000) ,60,IF(AND(M8>8000,L8<10000),100,IF(AND(M8>10000,M 8<15000),150,IF(M8>15000,200,0)))))
Note: M8 represents the Gross Salary Cell.
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While the usage of multiple IFs is apt in this case, I'd rather use VLOOKUP with 1 (TRUE) here. Creating a data table with the given data and then applying VLOOKUP would save a few minutes, I think.
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(Fact Checked)-The user's reply is correct. Using VLOOKUP with TRUE can efficiently handle the professional tax slab calculation in Excel. (1 Acknowledge point)
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Hi All, Can you please help me with PT formula in one cell for all state. if i select the state and inter the gross then it shoud be calculate accordingly basis on state and gross.
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Hi All, Can you please help me with PT formula in one cell for all state. if i select the state and enter the gross then it should be calculate accordingly basis on state and gross.
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(Fact Checked)-Hi All, To calculate Professional Tax in Excel based on state and gross, you can use nested IF formulas. Ensure to comply with state-specific rates and regulations. (1 Acknowledge point)
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(Fact Checked)-The use of symbols in Excel formulas does not affect the calculation. You can sum the professional tax amounts with or without the symbols. (1 Acknowledge point)