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The "Get-ScheduledTask" command in PowerShell can be used to extract information about tasks that run monthly and on specific months or days by using the following parameters:

1. "TaskPath" parameter: This parameter specifies the path of the task to retrieve, and it can be used to filter tasks based on their location.

2. "TaskName" parameter: This parameter specifies the name of the task to retrieve, and it can be used to filter tasks based on their name.

3. "TaskRunTime" parameter: This parameter specifies the time when the task should be run, and it can be used to filter tasks based on their run time.

4. "TaskMonthly" parameter: This parameter specifies that the task should run monthly, and it can be used to filter tasks that have a monthly recurrence pattern.

5. "TaskMonthsOfYear" parameter: This parameter specifies the months of the year when the task should run, and it can be used to filter tasks that have a monthly recurrence pattern and run on specific months.

6. "TaskDaysOfMonth" parameter: This parameter specifies the days of the month when the task should run, and it can be used to filter tasks that have a monthly recurrence pattern and run on specific days.

For example, to retrieve information about all tasks in the "Microsoft\Windows\TaskScheduler" path that run monthly on the 15th day of the month and in March, the following command can be used:

Get-ScheduledTask -TaskPath "\Microsoft\Windows\TaskScheduler" -TaskMonthly -TaskDaysOfMonth 15 -TaskMonthsOfYear March