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Maharashtra levies Professional Tax on salaried employees with gender-specific slabs and a February exception.
Monthly In-Hand (New Regime): ₹79,525
Monthly In-Hand (Old Regime): ₹71,059
New Regime saves ₹1,01,587/year
Professional Tax: ₹208/month
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Your Monthly Take-Home Pay
₹62,858.00
Effective deduction rate: 3.1% · Annual net: ₹7,54,300
Gross Salary
₹64,867
Total Deductions
−₹2,008
Annual Net
₹7,54,300
| Deduction | Per Month |
|---|---|
| 2.8%Employee EPF? | −₹1,800 |
| 0.3%Professional Tax | −₹208 |
| 0.0%Income Tax (TDS) | −₹0 |
| Total Deductions | −₹2,008 |
| Net Take-Home | ₹62,858 |
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| Monthly Salary | Monthly PT |
|---|---|
| Up to ₹7,500 | Nil |
| ₹7,501 – ₹10,000 | ₹175 |
| Above ₹10,001 | ₹200 |
Maharashtra levies ₹300 in February to reach the ₹2,500 annual cap (instead of ₹200). Women earning up to ₹25,000/month are exempt.
Maharashtra PT has gender-specific slabs. Male employees earning ₹10,000–₹14,999/month pay ₹150; above ₹15,000/month pay ₹200. Female employees earning below ₹10,000/month are exempt.
Maharashtra levies ₹300 in February to make the annual PT total ₹2,500 (11 months × ₹200 + 1 month × ₹300), staying within the ₹2,500 annual cap allowed by law.
Yes. Professional Tax paid in Maharashtra is fully deductible under Section 16(iii) of the Income Tax Act, reducing your taxable income under both Old and New regime.
The maximum Professional Tax in Maharashtra is ₹2,500 per year, which is also the national cap under the Constitution for state PT levies.