Mukesh Ambani is the chairperson of Reliance Industries Limited (RIL) and India’s richest individual. He celebrated his 68th birthday on April 19 2025. He was born in Yemen to Dhirubhai and Kokilaben Ambani. He has a net worth of $92.1 billion he ranks as the 17th richest person in the world according to the Bloomberg Billionaires Index. While Ambani’s wealth is known to all but very few are aware about their staffs salary. From the Ambani family’s private chefs to drivers they receive salaries which will almost match senior executives in multinational corporations. Mukesh Ambani Driver’s Salary According to a report by Hindustan Times Mukesh Ambani’s driver earns an annual salary of Rs 24 lakh. This amount is Rs 2 lakh per month which matches the earnings of professionals who work in big corporations. Ambani’s drivers are hired by top driving agencies who handle their recruitment. These drivers go through rigorous training need to have high skills to operate commercial vehicles and must be aware of passenger safety and navigation of challenging routes. The Ambani family’s vehicle is equipped with bulletproof technology and a high-security protocol which their drivers are trained for. How Much Tax Driver Must Be Paying? With a yearly income of Rs 24 lakh the driver is liable to pay income tax under either the old or new tax regime.  Under New Tax Regime The new regime calculates tax as follows: Rs 20000 for income between Rs 4 lakh and Rs 8 lakh. Rs 40000 for income between Rs 8 lakh and Rs 12 lakh. Rs 60000 for income between Rs 12 lakh and Rs 16 lakh. Rs 80000 for income between Rs 16 lakh and Rs 20 lakh. Rs 100000 for income between Rs 20 lakh and Rs 24 lakh. This totals Rs 280000. However with a standard deduction of Rs 75000 the tax liability reduces to Rs 205000. Under Old Tax Regime The old regime’s tax calculation is as follows: Rs 20000 for income between Rs 300001 and Rs 700000. Rs 30000 for income between Rs 700001 and Rs 1000000. Rs 30000 for income between Rs 1000001 and Rs 1200000. Rs 60000 for income between Rs 1200001 and Rs 1500000. Rs 270000 for income above Rs 1500000. This totals Rs 410000. However deductions available under the old regime could reduce this liability.