Compare your tax liability side-by-side under old and new income tax regimes for FY 2025-26. Enter your income and deductions to instantly see which saves you more.
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File on ClearTaxIt depends on your deductions. If you claim significant deductions (80C, HRA, home loan interest), the old regime may save more. If you have few deductions, the new regime's lower slabs and ?12L zero-tax benefit make it better.
Under the new regime for FY 2025-26, if your taxable income (after standard deduction) is ?12 lakh or less, you get a full rebate under Section 87A � effectively paying zero income tax. This is a significant benefit.
Salaried employees can switch between old and new tax regimes every year when filing their return. However, those with business income can switch only once.
Old regime allows deductions under Section 80C (up to ?1.5L), 80D (medical insurance), HRA exemption, LTA, home loan interest (up to ?2L), NPS employer contribution, standard deduction (?50K), and more.
Calculate income tax under the new regime for FY 2025-26 with updated slabs, 87A rebate, surcharge and cess.
Calculate income tax under the old regime with deductions like 80C, 80D, HRA exemption and standard deduction.
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