Tax Computation Inputs

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Client Profile

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Income from Salary

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Income from House Property

Deductible under Old Regime (capped at ₹2 Lakhs for Self-Occupied).
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Business & Capital Gains

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Tax Deductions & NPS Details

Old Regime only. Cap is ₹1,50,000.
Old Regime: Capped at ₹1.5L (under 80C/80CCD(1)) + ₹50,000 extra under 80CCD(1B).
Deductible under BOTH Old & New regimes. Max 10% of Salary (14% if Govt).
Old Regime: Self/Family (₹25k) + Parents (₹25k/₹50k).
Old Regime only.
DEFAULT REGIME (IT ACT, 2025)
New Tax Regime
₹0.00
including Surcharge & 4% Cess
Gross Income ₹0
Std Deduction ₹75,000
Employer NPS (80CCD(2)) ₹0
Net Taxable Income ₹0
Basic Tax ₹0
Sec 87A Rebate ₹0
Marginal Relief ₹0
Old Tax Regime
₹0.00
including Surcharge & 4% Cess
Gross Income ₹0
Total Exemptions/Deductions ₹0
Net Taxable Income ₹0
Basic Tax ₹0
Sec 87A Rebate ₹0

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Tax as percentage of your Gross Annual Income

New Regime
0%
Old Regime
0%

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Knowledge Navigator: Income Tax Act, 2025

Key Direct Tax shifts effective from April 1, 2026, transitioning from the legacy 1961 Act.

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Unified "Tax Year"

The traditional concepts of "Assessment Year (AY)" and "Previous Year (PY)" have been consolidated into a single "Tax Year" to eliminate reporting confusion. Tax Year 2026-27 covers income earned and assessed during the period from April 1, 2026, to March 31, 2027.

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Sec 87A Rebate & Relief

In the default New Regime, individuals with net taxable income up to ₹12,00,000 receive a full tax rebate of up to ₹60,000 (tax liability is ₹0). To protect those whose income slightly exceeds this threshold, Marginal Relief ensures that the additional tax payable is capped to the additional income earned above ₹12 Lakh.

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Employer NPS (80CCD(2))

Deduction for employer contributions to the National Pension System remains available under both regimes. It is capped at 10% of basic salary (or 14% for government employees) and serves as an excellent tax planning tool for high-income earners.

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Surcharge Slashed

Under the New Regime, the peak surcharge rate on net taxable incomes exceeding ₹5 Crore is capped at 25% (down from 37% in the Old Regime). This lowers the maximum effective tax rate for high-net-worth individuals (HNIs) from 42.744% to 39%.