India Income Tax Calculator
Compare Old vs New Tax Regime for FY 2025-26 (AY 2026-27). Includes salary, house property, business, capital gains, and common deductions.Enter your income and deduction details. The calculator applies slab rates, special-rate taxes, surcharge, and cess for both regimes, then recommends the lower-tax option.
Special-rate income (e.g., equity capital gains) is taxed separately and only limited deductions/rebates apply.
Salary and Allowances
Use annual figures. Basic + DA is used for HRA and employer NPS limits.
House Property
Old regime allows loss set-off up to Rs 2,00,000. New regime disallows set-off of loss against other income.
Business / Profession
Use presumptive if applicable (44AD/44ADA). Otherwise input taxable business income.
Capital Gains
Net-off rules apply: STCL offsets STCG/LTCG; LTCL offsets LTCG only.
Other Income
Savings/FD interest are used for 80TTA/80TTB (old regime only).
Deductions (Chapter VI-A)
Most deductions are Old Regime only. Employee PF is included in 80C cap. Employer NPS (80CCD(2)) is allowed in both regimes.
Old Regime
New Regime
- Special-rate income (111A/112/112A, winnings) is taxed separately; Chapter VI-A deductions are applied to slab-rate income only.
- 87A rebate in the new regime reduces only slab-rate tax; special-rate tax remains payable.
- House property loss set-off is capped at Rs 2,00,000 in old regime and disallowed in new regime.
- Surcharge marginal relief is approximated; consult a CA for precise marginal relief in edge cases.
- Speculative (intraday) losses are set off only against speculative profits; excess loss is carried forward.
- Slab computation assumes a non-senior resident individual; senior citizen slabs are not auto-applied.