Current CTC is your present yearly cost to company: the total your employer spends on you in a year as stated in your offer or appraisal letter, usually fixed pay plus variable pay and employer contributions.
Forms ask it as: What is your current CTC?
How forms ask it
- One yearly amount, in rupees, sometimes with a currency choice.
- A breakup into fixed and variable pay, as separate boxes.
- A text box labelled “Last CTC” on some forms.
How to answer it
- Use the figure on your latest offer or appraisal letter, so it matches your documents if the employer asks for them.
- If the form asks for fixed and variable separately, split it the way your letter does.
- Write the yearly figure, not monthly pay, unless the form asks for monthly.
How Ezy Agent answers it
Ezy Agent fills current CTC, and a fixed and variable breakup, only from the figures you declared in your profile. If they are empty, the field is left for you; it is never guessed.
More on what Ezy Agent fills and when it asks you is on How it works; packs and prices are on Pricing.
Other answer guides
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Questions
Does CTC include PF?
Usually the employer's contribution to your Provident Fund is part of CTC. Your offer or appraisal letter shows what your CTC includes.
Should I include the bonus?
If your CTC as stated in your letter includes a variable or bonus component, yes. Forms with a breakup ask for it separately.
What if I am not working right now?
Give your last CTC if the form asks for it, and say you are not currently employed if there is a place to.