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Income Tax Calculator

Work out your Indian income tax under both regimes, and see which one costs you less.

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Rates for financial year 2026-27 (assessment year 2027-28), for a resident individual under 60. It is an estimate: capital gains taxed at their own rates and relief under section 89 are not modelled.

Salary and other income before any deduction.

Deductions (old regime only)

The new regime does not allow these — its wider slabs and larger standard deduction are what replace them. Fill them in to see whether the old regime still wins for you.

Capped at ₹1,50,000 in total.

A further ₹50,000 on top of 80C.

₹25,000 for yourself, plus more for elderly parents.

Whatever your employer has worked out as exempt.

Capped at ₹2,00,000 on a property you live in.

Tax under the new regime — the cheaper one for you

₹0

₹1,63,800 less than the other regime

New regime

Cheaper

₹0

Taxable income
₹11,25,000
Deductions applied
₹75,000
Effective rate
0.00%

Wider slabs and a ₹75,000 standard deduction, but no 80C, 80D or HRA.

Old regime

₹1,63,800

Taxable income
₹11,50,000
Deductions applied
₹50,000
Effective rate
13.65%

Narrower slabs, but every deduction you can claim comes off first.

Tax before rebate
₹52,500
Section 87A rebate
− ₹52,500
Health and education cess (4%)
₹0
Take-home after tax
₹12,00,000

How the tax is built up

  • ₹0 ₹4,00,000 at 0%₹0
  • ₹4,00,000 ₹8,00,000 at 5%₹20,000
  • ₹8,00,000 ₹12,00,000 at 10%₹32,500

About the Income Tax Calculator

Since the new regime arrived, the question is no longer just how much tax you owe but which set of rules to owe it under. The answer depends entirely on your deductions: without them the new regime's wider slabs and larger standard deduction almost always win, and with enough of them the old regime can still be cheaper.

This works out both at once so you can see the gap rather than guess at it. Enter your gross income for the new regime figure, then add whatever deductions you actually claim — 80C, health insurance, HRA, home loan interest — and watch whether the old regime overtakes it.

The calculation includes the parts people forget. The standard deduction differs between regimes. The section 87A rebate can remove the tax entirely below a threshold, and in the new regime it tapers through marginal relief rather than cutting off at a cliff. Surcharge applies above fifty lakh, also with marginal relief. And four per cent cess is added at the end of all of it.

It is an estimate for a resident individual under sixty, on salary and ordinary income. Capital gains taxed at their own rates and relief under section 89 are not modelled, and the rates are for a specific financial year, which is stated on screen rather than left implied.

Everything is worked out in your browser. Your income, your deductions and your resulting tax are never transmitted, stored or logged.

How to use the Income Tax Calculator

  1. Enter your gross annual income

    Everything before deductions — salary, interest and other ordinary income.

  2. Add your deductions

    80C, extra NPS, health insurance, HRA and home loan interest. These count only in the old regime.

  3. Compare the two regimes

    Both are shown side by side with the cheaper one marked, along with the difference between them.

  4. Look at the slab breakdown

    It shows what each band of your income was charged at, which is where the effective rate comes from.

Frequently asked questions

Which regime should I choose?
Whichever costs less for your numbers — the calculator marks it. As a rule, if your total deductions are small the new regime wins comfortably; if you claim a full 80C, health insurance, HRA and home loan interest, the old regime can still be cheaper. Enter your actual figures rather than relying on the rule.
Why does the new regime ignore my 80C?
Because it does not allow chapter VI-A deductions at all. That is the trade: wider slabs and a larger standard deduction in exchange for giving up the deductions. It is why the comparison depends so heavily on how much you actually claim.
What is the 87A rebate?
A rebate that removes the tax entirely below a threshold. In the new regime it also tapers above that threshold through marginal relief, so earning slightly more cannot leave you worse off. The old regime's version cuts off sharply instead, which is a genuine cliff.
What is cess, and is it included?
Health and education cess, charged at four per cent of the tax including any surcharge. It is included in the total here — it is easy to overlook and it is the difference between the number you calculate and the number that actually leaves your account.
Which financial year does this use?
The year shown at the top of the calculator, and nowhere else is it implied. Slabs and deductions change in most budgets, so a calculator that does not name its year is a calculator you cannot check.
Is my income sent anywhere?
No. Every figure is calculated in your browser. Nothing about your salary, your deductions or your tax is transmitted, stored or logged.