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Compare an estimated income-tax outcome using the assumptions built into the current FY 2026-27 calculator.
Calculator results are estimates. Check important financial, tax or market figures against the relevant current official source or professional advice.
Enter the values you want to calculate, then review the estimate below.
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India's old vs new income tax regime for FY 2026-27: slabs, the ₹60,000 rebate, standard deduction and four worked salary examples in rupees.
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No. It is an estimate for planning and should be checked against current official rules before filing.
Use this tool whenever you need: Planning conversations, comparing broad scenarios and understanding how deductions or income levels affect an estimate. It offers a fast, client-side workflow without sign-ups, installation or complex software.
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Treat the result as a planning estimate and verify the final calculation against official tax guidance or a qualified professional. Important note: Tax rules, slabs, deductions, exemptions and surcharge conditions can change; individual situations may require additional rules.
FY 2026-27
Enter gross annual income first. Add deductions only when comparing the old regime.
Optional. These inputs affect the old-regime estimate only.
New regime
Lower tax₹0
Estimated total tax
Old regime
₹1,63,800
Estimated total tax
Estimated difference
₹1,63,800
The new regime is lower with these inputs.
Estimate for FY 2026-27 / AY 2027-28 using normal slab-rate income. It includes surcharge with marginal relief above ₹50 lakh, 4% health & education cess, and compares the new and old regimes. It does not model capital gains or other special-rate income, HRA, home-loan-specific rules, or every possible deduction. For filing, verify against your Form 16 and the Income Tax Department.