Income Tax Calculator

Instantly estimate your income tax liabilities, compare old versus new progressive tax regimes side-by-side, and claim optimal deductions.

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Old Regime Exemptions (Section 80C, HRA, etc.)

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Estimated Tax (New Regime)
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Comparative Compliance Analyzer

Direct side-by-side comparative analysis under the Old Regime versus the New Regime rules.

Taxes Paid vs Net Income

Old Regime vs New Regime

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1. Old Regime vs. New Regime Explained

The Income Tax Department introduced a simplified tax mechanism known as the New Regime, providing reduced tax slab rates to eliminate standard claims like Section 80C, Section 80D, and HRA allowances. Deductors and taxpayers can evaluate which regime provides lower cumulative payments relative to their investment declarations. This calculator implements progressive algorithms side-by-side to determine the sweet spot.

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2. Dynamic Exemption Deductions

Claiming standard investments or real estate liabilities (Section 24b) usually shifts the balance heavily toward the Old Regime. However, if standard declarations are lower than standard threshold baselines, opting for the New Regime with simplified slab increments becomes highly cost-effective.

3. Surcharge, Health & Education Cess

A Health and Education Cess is applied on the tax liability computed after standard slab deductions. High-earning scenarios crossing standard monetary limits automatically face Surcharge slabs, which can significantly alter computed take-home earnings.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Standard Deduction available in both regimes?

Yes, standard salary earners receive a Standard Deduction deduction of ₹75,000 under the New Regime and ₹50,000 under the Old Regime rules depending on local fiscal amendments.

How is Section 87A rebate evaluated?

Taxpayers under the New Tax Regime are eligible for full rebate up to ₹12,00,000 of taxable progressive income, making effective tax liability Nil depending on exact marginal slab thresholds.

Is there a cap on claiming Section 80C deduction?

Under the Old Tax Regime, Section 80C exemptions are capped at ₹1,50,000 annually. Deductions like PPF, EPF, and life insurance premiums are accounted for within this progressive bucket.