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Personal tax planning / India

Know your tax.
Choose the smarter regime.

Compare old and new income tax regimes, estimate your liability, check deductions and capital gains, and export a transparent calculation.

FY 2025–26 · AY 2026–27TY 2026–27 · 2025 ActResident / NRI / HUFUpdated October 2026
Enter annual figures in Indian rupees. Results update automatically.
01Profile & tax year
From 1 April 2026 to 31 March 2027
RNOR and foreign-income/treaty rules need separate review.
Both regimes are calculated for planning. For business/professional income, switching regimes can require specific formalities and may not be freely reversible every year.
02Employment & other income
Salary, pension & business
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Before standard deduction. Include taxable HRA and employer NPS contribution.
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Enter already computed taxable profit. Presumptive tax, AMT, losses and audit rules not calculated.
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Taxed at slab rates, with special surcharge cap.
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Automatic deduction: ⅓ up to ₹15,000/₹25,000.
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Example: miscellaneous taxable receipts. Do not include exempt income, special-rate gains or rental income again.
03HRA, exemptions & home loans
House rent allowance — old regime only
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Needed for HRA and employer NPS limit.
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TY 2026–27: 50% in eight listed cities, 40% elsewhere. FY 2025–26: 50% in four original cities only.
Source: Income-tax Rules, 2026, Rule 279 (effective 1 April 2026). For FY 2025–26, former Rule 2A applies.
Estimated HRA exemption (old regime)₹0
Other salary relief — old regime only
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Only if included in salary and statutory conditions are met.
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Income from house property
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Let-out property; vacancy/deemed rent needs manual review.
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Old regime only; ₹2 lakh or ₹30,000 condition-dependent cap.
Let-out property: 30% deduction on net annual value and eligible borrowing interest are considered. A house-property loss cannot be set off against other income in the new regime; only up to ₹2 lakh inter-head set-off is modeled in the old regime. Carry-forwards are not computed.
04Capital gains & special-rate income
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Only STCG legally chargeable at normal rates.
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Section 111A equivalent: 20% for transfers after 22 July 2024.
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Enter full net eligible gains. ₹1,25,000 yearly zero-rate threshold is automatic; 12.5% thereafter.
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Simple 12.5% basis after any valid exemptions; no indexation option modeled.
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Indicative 30% special rate; unique gaming, TDS and no-deduction rules must be checked.
Important: Include NET eligible gains after eligible costs, losses and exemptions are computed separately. The calculator does not calculate STT eligibility, grandfathering, reinvestment exemptions, crypto/VDA tax, asset-specific capital gains, or capital-loss set-off. Special-rate taxes are not fully covered by the ₹12 lakh rebate.
05Chapter deductions & NPS
Old-regime deductions
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EPF, PPF, ELSS, LIC, tuition, eligible home-loan principal, etc. Combined maximum ₹1,50,000.
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80CCD(1B): ₹50,000 cap, separate from ₹1.5 lakh.
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80D: ₹25,000; ₹50,000 if an eligible senior citizen is covered.
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Additional ₹25,000 or ₹50,000 for senior-citizen parent.
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80E, subject to purpose, borrower and eight-year conditions.
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80G: enter amount already calculated at 50%/100%, limits and eligible payment mode.
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For eligible 80DD, 80DDB, 80U, 80GGC, etc. Calculate and validate externally.

Employer NPS contribution — both regimes
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80CCD(2). New: 14% of eligible salary. Old: 10% for private/PSU; 14% for government.
Indicative eligible employer NPS deduction₹0
The calculator automatically applies 80TTA up to ₹10,000 on savings interest (non-seniors) or 80TTB up to ₹50,000 on eligible deposit interest (resident seniors), old regime only. Other conditional deductions are input as pre-verified eligible amounts.
06Taxes already paid
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Balance/refund excludes interest under 234A/234B/234C, late fees, relief under 89/90/91, MAT/AMT, and tax credits requiring specialized verification.