Create a simple monthly salary slip (payslip) with editable earnings and deductions.
This creates a simple, printable monthly salary slip (also commonly called a payslip) listing earnings (basic, HRA, allowances) and deductions (PF, professional tax, TDS), with gross pay, total deductions, and net pay computed automatically as you fill in each figure.
Every row is editable — the label text and the amount — so you can rename or add rows for whatever your actual salary structure looks like, since components vary by company and role. This tool does not calculate PF, professional tax, or TDS amounts for you; you enter the figures your payroll process has already determined, and it handles the arithmetic and formatting.
This is a template for producing a clean document, not a payroll compliance system — it doesn't apply current PF contribution rates, professional tax slabs (which vary by state), or income tax slabs. For an actual payroll run, use dedicated payroll software or consult an accountant, particularly for TDS on salary, which is slab-based and depends on the employee's full annual income and tax regime choice.
No — you enter those figures yourself. PF rates and professional tax slabs vary by state and employer policy, and salary TDS depends on the employee’s full annual income and chosen tax regime, none of which this simple tool has visibility into.
Yes — every earning and deduction label is a plain text field, so you can rename "Special Allowance" to whatever your company calls it, or repurpose a row entirely.
It produces a clean, readable document, but for statutory/compliance purposes (especially for larger payrolls), dedicated payroll software that tracks PF/ESI filings is the more appropriate tool — this is best suited to very small teams or a quick reference document.
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Yes — "payslip" and "salary slip" refer to the same document; "salary slip" is more common in India, while "payslip" is the more common term elsewhere. Both are handled by this same tool.