New-regime rebate
₹12.75 lakh salary less ₹75,000 standard deduction
₹12 lakh taxable income and zero tax after eligible section 87A rebate
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Compare new and old tax regimes for AY 2026–27 salaried income.
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This India-specific estimator compares the new and old tax regimes for Assessment Year 2026–27, corresponding to Financial Year 2025–26.
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Ordinary income is adjusted, taxed by slabs, and compared under both regimes.
This India-specific estimator compares the new and old tax regimes for Assessment Year 2026–27, corresponding to Financial Year 2025–26. It applies ordinary individual slab rates, salary standard deductions, eligible resident-individual rebate, new-regime marginal relief near ₹12 lakh, and 4% health and education cess.
The scope is intentionally limited to resident salaried individuals with ordinary slab-rate gross income up to ₹50 lakh. It excludes special-rate income such as capital gains and lottery winnings, agricultural-income rate integration, surcharge, business income, AMT, and case-specific reliefs.
₹12.75 lakh salary less ₹75,000 standard deduction
₹12 lakh taxable income and zero tax after eligible section 87A rebate
Enter salary plus deductions available only under the old regime
Side-by-side estimated total tax including cess
It uses Assessment Year 2026–27 rules for income earned during Financial Year 2025–26.
No. Special-rate income and surcharge calculations are outside this estimator. Gross income is limited to ₹50 lakh.
No. Confirm eligibility and every deduction, exemption, and special-rate item using the official portal or a qualified tax professional.
No. This tool runs locally in your browser, so the values or files you provide are not sent to a ToolStack server.
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