Tax calculation estimate. Tax Year 2026–27 uses the Income-tax Act, 2025 framework. AY 2026–27 uses the Income-tax Act, 1961. The calculator separates normal-rate income, special-rate income, surcharge and cess, but it is not an ITR filing engine.
01
Taxpayer profile
Select the tax period and taxpayer category. The remaining fields change automatically.
02
Income details
Enter annual income figures. Special-rate income is kept separate from normal slab income.
Salary / Pension
House Property
Other Sources
Capital Gains — separate tax buckets
03
Deductions
Enter eligible deductions. Section-wise eligibility and limits must be satisfied before filing.
04
Tax already paid
Enter credits that should reduce the final amount payable.
DETAILED TAX BREAKUP
New Regime Computation
Every major component is shown separately below.
New Tax Regime
New Tax RegimeSelected
₹0
Total tax including cess
Estimated Amount Payable₹0
Taxable normal income
₹11,25,000
Normal slab tax
₹52,500
Rebate u/s 87A
− ₹52,500
Final Tax Payable
₹0
Old Tax RegimeComparison
₹1,63,800
Total tax including cess
Estimated Amount Payable₹1,63,800
Taxable normal income
₹11,50,000
Normal slab tax
₹1,57,500
Health & Education Cess @ 4%
₹6,300
Final Tax Payable
₹1,63,800
Showing only applicable amounts. Zero-value tax components are hidden to keep the final breakup clean and focused.
Difference in total tax between regimes₹1,63,800Comparison is based on the information entered and the implemented statutory rules.
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Important: This is an estimate and not an ITR filing engine. Actual liability can change because of loss set-off/carry-forward, section-specific deduction limits, exemptions, special-rate provisions, marginal relief, tax credits, MAT/other alternate-minimum-tax rules, residential-status rules, treaty provisions and other case-specific provisions. Verify the final computation with the applicable law and Income Tax Department utilities before filing.