India
Gini Talent simplifies employment in India, managing payroll, benefits, taxes, and compliance on one platform.
Capital City
New Delhi
Currency
Indian Rupee
(₹, INR)
Languages
Hindi, English
Population size
1,458,197,034
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Employer
Employee (New tax regime)
Employee ( Old Tax Regime)
Tax Reporting and Filing
Taxation system in India

Termination Process
Severance Pay
Notice Period
Probation Periods

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FAQ
Gini Talent streamlines employment in India by managing payroll, benefits, taxes, and compliance—all via a unified platform. In India, we offer EOR, contractor management, and payroll services. With a population of over 1.45 billion, India’s dual languages (Hindi, English) and diverse industries present strong opportunities for global hiring. Our platform enables businesses to scale teams in India while ensuring full legal and regulatory adherence.
We provide Employer of Record (EOR), contractor management, and payroll & compliance services throughout India.
The capital is New Delhi, and the currency is the Indian Rupee (₹, INR).
Hindi and English are widely used.
Approximately 1,458,197,034 people.
Typical working hours are 9 AM–6 PM, though flexible schedules and remote work are becoming more common.
Employers generally contribute toward the Provident Fund (~12 %) and health insurance (~3.25 %).
Employees contribute under various tax regimes. For example, income tax slabs run from 0 % up to 30 %. There is also the “old tax regime” and “new tax regime” distinction.
Termination may occur via resignation, contract expiry, misconduct dismissal, mutual agreement, or economic reasons. Notice periods are governed by state laws, e.g., Delhi mandates 30 days for >3 months of work.
A probation period is common practice (2–6 months), though not a mandatory legal minimum.
Employees are entitled to benefits such as health insurance, retirement fund (Provident Fund), and maternity / disability benefits under regulation.
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