Which salary component represents the total expenditure an organization incurs annually on an employee?
Answer
Cost to Company (CTC)
CTC is defined as the total expenditure incurred by the organization, including direct cash, fixed allowances, and indirect employer contributions like EPF and Gratuity liabilities.
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