Any CA here how much is tax to pay on 30 lpa salary
Paras Chaudhary
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If you are earning above 30 lakh, then you fall under the 30% slab. It means the income tax rate for you will be 30% of your annual income.
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0 ā 1,200,000 = 0%
1,200,001 ā 1,500,000 = 5%
1,500,001 ā 2,000,000 =10%
2,000,001 ā 2,500,000 =15%
2,500,001 ā 3,000,000 =20%
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