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Age
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61-80
> 80 years
Male
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Female
Transgender
It includes the amount received by an employee without any tax deductions.
It includes income from other sources like freelancing, interest, gifts, etc.
Profits from the sale of an asset such as shares of stock, business, land or artwork.
It includes rental income from your let-out property.
It includes income from cryptocurrency, NFTs, etc.
Basic Deduction - 80C
It allows a maximum deduction of Rs 1.5 lakh
It includes Life Insurance Premium.
Amount invested in tax saver FD, PF(EPF + PPF) & tax saving mutual funds/ELSS.
It includes other investments under 80C like NSC, school fees, home loan repayment, Sukanya Samriddhi Yojana, ULIP, etc.
Total deduction
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80D
It allows a maximum deduction of up to 1 Lakh
It includes Health Insurance Premium of You & Your Family. Upto ₹25000 (not Sr. Citizen)
It includes Health Insurance Premium of Your Parents. Upto ₹25000 (not Sr. Citizen)
It includes Health Check Up of You and Your Family Upto Rs 10000 within their existing limit of 80D.
Total deduction
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Loan Interests
It includes interest on higher education loan for self/ dependent relatives.
It includes interest of EV car loan upto ₹150000.
Total deduction
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80G
Entire donation amount paid to NGO, Political Party or Scietific Research/Agriculture.
Total deduction
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80DD
It allows a maximum deduction of up to 2.25 Lakh
Individuals can claim deduction upto ₹75000 for the expenses of a disabled dependent and upto ₹125000 if disability is more than 80%.
Deduction allowed upto ₹40,000 and upto ₹1,00,000 for senior citizens.
Total deduction
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80TTA
It allows a maximum deduction of 10 Thousand
Amount of interest gain on savings account by individuals, upto a maximum of ₹10000.
Total deduction
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Section 24
A 30% standard deduction on total rental income from own rental property.
Deduction allowed upto ₹2 lakhs.
No limit on deduction amount.
Total deduction
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NPS
It allows a maximum deduction of up to 50 Thousand
Deduction of up to ₹50,000 on own contribution.
Maximum contribution for both private and government sector employees is 14% of their salary (basic+DA)
Total deduction
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HRA Exemption
This is the amount paid to the employee without any additions or allowances
Cost of living adjustment allowance paid to Government employees and pensioners. Please enter "0" if you do not receive dearness allowance.
Component of the salary given by a company to its employee to meet house renting expenses
Total rent paid by the employee in a year
Do you live in metros like Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata or Chennai?
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Old Tax Regime
New Tax Regime
Total Income
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Total Investment
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Standard Deduction
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HRA Exemption
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Taxable Income
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Total Deduction
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Income Tax
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Health and Education Cess(4%)
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Surcharge
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Total Tax Payable
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Total Income
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Standard Deduction
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Taxable Income
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Income Tax
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Health and Education Cess(4%)
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Surcharge
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Total Tax Payable
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Income Tax Calculator for FY 2025-26 (AY 2026-27): Old vs New Tax Regime Calculator
An income tax calculator for FY 2025–26 helps you understand your estimated tax liability under both the old and new tax regimes. By giving a clear comparison in one place, the old vs new tax regime calculator lets you see which option aligns better with your income, deductions, and overall savings, making your regime selection simpler and more informed.
What is an Income Tax Calculator?
An income tax calculator is an online tool of precision that lets you calculate tax liability based on your data. It is free, easy to use, and provides an error-free result. However, any incorrect data can impact your calculations. Therefore, you should know the details discussed here before using them.
What is the Formula to Calculate Income Tax for New and Old Regime?
Note that irrespective of the chosen regime, the basic income tax calculation formula remains the same.
Here is the formula used by an online calculator for tax:
How to Calculate Income Tax Liability for Salaried Employee Under New Regime (FY25-26)?
Using an old vs new tax regime calculator, you can calculate the tax liability based on the following points:
- The annual income comes from salary and other profits.
- Earnings from other sources like savings, investments, rent, etc.
- Components of income are eligible for exemptions.
- Transport allowance and house rent.
- Tax already paid through TDS.
Note that you need to pay tax on your gross taxable income, as is evident from the mentioned formula. This is your total income minus all applicable exemptions and already paid taxes.
Let's look at an illustration to understand how tax is calculated under the new regime.
Note: Under the New Regime, HRA exemption is not available; only the standard deduction of ₹75,000 applies from FY 2025–26.
Tax Calculation Summary:
Tax Rebate Check:
Taxable Income = ₹11,25,000 (≤ ₹12,00,000 threshold under Section 87A for New Regime)
Rebate under Section 87A = ₹52,500 (limited to actual tax, max ₹60,000)
Total Tax Payable after Rebate = ₹0
How to Calculate Income Tax Liability for Salaried Employee Under Old Regime (FY25-26)?
Calculation of income tax liability for salaried employee with an income tax calculator under the old regime is shown below:
Exemptions & Deductions:
Under the Old Regime, common deductions like 80C, 80D, 80TTA and HRA exemption are still applicable and standard deduction is ₹50,000.Â
Taxable Income = Total Income – Total Deductions
= 12,00,000 – 2,20,000
= 9,80,000/-
How to Calculate Income Tax Liability from Different Sources of Income?
(Updated slabs applicable from April 1, 2025)
How to Use Income Tax Calculator Online in FY 2025-26?
Calculating your income tax is simple; just enter a few key details and get instant results.
Step 1
Choose the financial year, age group, taxpayer type, and gender.
Step 2
Enter income details, add gross salary and other income like interest, capital gains, rent, or digital assets.
Step 3
Add tax-saving investments and eligible deductions such as 80C investments, health insurance under 80D, donations, and savings of interest.
Step 4
Provide loan and interest details including interest paid on home, education, EV, or rental property loans.
Step 5
Review standard deduction and other applicable limits are applied automatically.
Step 6
View tax calculations such as taxable income, total tax payable, and comparison under old vs new regimes instantly.
What are the Benefits of Using an Income Tax Calculator Online?
The benefits of income tax calculator are as follows:
- Planning your tax liabilityÂ
- Precise, easy, and comprehensive
- Saving time
- Getting the right information
- Free tool
- No login or credentials are required
- Shows details about the calculation
- Can select any option between the new and old regimes
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An old vs new tax regime calculator is very helpful in understanding your tax liability for both new and old tax regimes based on the data provided. This way, you can choose the tax regime most suitable for you.
Income Tax Slabs Under Old Tax Regime (FY 2025-2026)
In order to understand the income tax calculation process, you first need to know the rates applicable for different income limits under the new and the old regime.
The Income Tax Slab Rates for Individuals and HUF below 60 years of age as per the existing (old) income tax regime are as follows:
Income Tax Slabs Under New Tax Regime (FY 2025–2026)
Here are the new tax slabs as per the Union Budget of February 2025.
Under the revised tax structure for FY 2025–26, individuals with an annual income of up to ₹12,00,000 will not be required to pay any income tax, owing to the rebate available under Section 87A of up to ₹60,000.
Your income tax liability will be calculated depending on the regime you choose.
Surcharge Rates and Education Cess for Individuals (FY 2025–26)
Different Components Involved in Old & New Tax Regimes
An income tax calculator makes handling taxes much easier by quickly showing how much you may owe based on your income and deductions. It takes the guesswork out of calculations, helps you compare tax options, and gives you clarity so you can plan your finances with confidence.