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New Wage Code 2021: There is talk of reducing the salary of the salaried person in the new salary structure. But, there is a way, by which the salary will not decrease but it will be more than before. Let’s understand…




New Wage code latest news: You must have heard that there is going to be a change in your salary structure. The component of Basic Salary will be 50% or more of the total salary. The hefty amount of allowances will now be less. Everyone must have understood that the take home salary means that the salary in hand will be reduced. Are you having trouble with the New Wage Code?

Basic salary will increase, allowance part will be reduced

The government prepared 4 new labor codes by adding 29 labor laws. These have been given the name of New Wage Code. In the Wage Code 2019 itself, there is a provision that in the salary that companies will give to their employees, the share of basic salary will be 50 percent of the total salary (CTC). Till now companies keep the basic salary part low and the reimbursement-allowance part more. These include allowances like Leave Travel Allowance (LTA), Overtime and Conveyance allowance.

Understand the existing structure

Suppose your monthly CTC (Cost to Company) is Rs 1.5 lakh i.e. annual package of Rs 18 lakh and you can avail maximum tax exemption of Rs 1.50 lakh on investment under section 80C. If the company is giving you the benefit of National Pension Scheme (NPS) under section 80CCD(2), then according to the rules, 10% of the basic salary goes to NPS and it is tax free.

In the current salary structure, the basic salary is 32% of the CTC. In this sense, in the monthly CTC of 1.50 lakh, the basic salary will be Rs 48,000. Then 50 percent i.e. Rs 24,000 HRA then 10% of basic (Rs 48,000) in NPS i.e. Rs 4,800 will go. If 12% of the basic salary goes to the Provident Fund (PF), then Rs 5,760 will go to the EPF every month. In this way your monthly CTC of Rs 1.50 lakh has become Rs 82,560. This means that the remaining Rs 67,440 is being given through other items. These include components like special allowance, fuel and transport, phones, newspapers and books, monthly share in annual bonus, gratuity.

Whose share in the current salary structure

Income Monthly Annually
Basic salary Rs 48,000 Rs 5,76,000
HRA Rs 24,000 Rs 2,88,000
Special allowance Rs 37,636 Rs 4,51,632
PF Contribution Rs 5,760 69,120 rupees
NPS Contribution Rs 4,800 57,600 rupees
Fuel and transport Rs 16,000 Rs 1,92,000
Phone 2,000 rupees Rs 24,000
Newspaper books 1,500 rupees Rs 18,000
Bonus (Annual) 8,000 rupees Rs 96,000
Gratuity Rs 2,304 Rs 27,648
total salary Rs 1,50,000 Rs 18,00,000

 

How much tax is made, how much is the salary in hand and how much is retirement savings

  • Out of your total CTC, Rs 1.10 lakh will be taxed. That means 6.14 percent tax of CTC.
  • Take home salary – Rs 1.14 lakh, 76.1 percent of CTC.
  • Retirement savings – Rs 1.96 lakh, totaling 10.9 percent of CTC.

With the implementation of the New Wage Code, there will be a change in the salary structure of the employees. Think of it like this-

Income Monthly annually
Basic salary 75,000 rupees 9,00,000 rupees
HRA 37,500 rupees Rs 4,50,000
Special allowance
PF Contribution 9,000 rupees Rs 1,08,000
NPS Contribution Rs 7,500 90,000 rupees
fuel and transport 10,000 rupees Rs 1,20,000
Phone 1,000 rupees 12,000 rupees
Newspaper books 1,000 rupees 12,000 rupees
Bonus (Annual) Rs 5,400 64,800 rupees
Gratuity Rs 3,600 43,200 rupees
total salary Rs 1,50,000 Rs 18,00,000

 

How much tax, how much salary in hand and how much will be retirement savings

  • Out of your total CTC, Rs 1.19 lakh will be taxed. That means 6.6 percent tax of CTC.
  • Take home salary – Rs 1.06 lakh, 70.4 percent of CTC.
  • Retirement savings- Rs 3.06 lakh, 17 per cent of the total CTC.

In the new structure, your annual retirement savings will be Rs 3.06 (17% of CTC) as against Rs 1.96 lakh (10.9% of CTC) earlier. Meaning, your annual retirement savings will increase by Rs 1.10 lakh under the new structure.

HRA will get less tax exemption

According to the new rule, suppose the annual basic salary is Rs 9 lakh, then the HRA will be Rs 4,50,000. But, you will get tax exemption only on the exemption of Rs 2,42,400. Meaning tax will have to be paid on Rs 2,07,600. Earlier, you had to pay tax on only Rs 45,600 received under the head of HRA. There is going to be a huge increase in tax on HRA in the new salary structure. If you compare the tax on annual CTC, now you have to pay tax of 1.10 lakh (6.1% of total CTC), which will be Rs 1.19 lakh (6.6% of total CTC) in the new structure.

Can increase take home salary by leaving NPS

Your take home salary will decrease in the new structure. But, if you want to find some option for this, then you have a way. You can opt out of NPS, because whether to put or not to put money in it depends on your wish. This is not the case with EPF, in EPF you have to pay 12% of your basic salary. If you have left NPS, then your salary structure can be like this-

Income Monthly annually
Basic salary 75,000 rupees 9,00,000 rupees
HRA 37,500 rupees Rs 4,50,000
Special allowance Rs 2,400 28,800 rupees
PF Contribution 9,000 rupees Rs 1,08,000
NPS Contribution
Fuel and transport Rs 16,000 Rs 1,92,000
Phone 2,000 rupees Rs 24,000
Newspaper books 1,500 rupees Rs 18,000
Bonus (Annual) 3,000 rupees Rs 36,000
Gratuity Rs 3,600 43,200 rupees
total salary Rs 1,50,000 Rs 18,00,000

 

How much tax, how much salary in hand and how much will be retirement savings

  • Out of your total CTC, Rs 1.19 lakh will be taxed. That means 6.6 percent tax of CTC.
  • Take home salary – Rs 1.15 lakh, 77 percent of CTC.
  • Retirement savings – Rs 2.16 lakh, total 12 percent of CTC.

On leaving NPS in the new structure, your total take home salary will be Rs 1.15 (77% of CTC), which was earlier Rs 1.06 lakh (70.4% of CTC. At the same time, the tax will remain the same. But, retirement savings will be Rs 2.16 lakh (12) %), which was earlier Rs 3.06 lakh (17% of CTC).

In which structure take home salary, what is the calculation of tax and savings

We have shown 3 structures above, according to them, if you want, you can keep your take home salary as it is now, but you cannot stop the increase in tax. However, your annual retirement savings will increase.

In the existing salary structure, the take home salary is Rs 1.14 lakh, but in the new structure, the take home salary will be reduced to Rs 1.08 lakh. If you leave the option of NPS, then it will increase to Rs 1.15 lakh. In the first structure, tax is to be paid Rs 1.10 lakh (6.14% of CTC). In the new structure, this will increase to Rs 1.19 lakh (6.6% of CTC). There will be no tax effect even if you leave NPS and you will have to pay only Rs 1.19 lakh.

In the existing structure, the retirement savings of this salary bracket is Rs 1.96 lakh (10.9% of CTC), which will increase to Rs 3.06 lakh (17% of CTC) in the new structure. On leaving NPS, retirement savings will be Rs 2.16 lakh (12% of CTC) instead of Rs 1.96 lakh. In this case your take home salary will increase.

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