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Introducing the Income Tax Calculator — New vs Old Regime

Compare your India income tax under the new and old regimes for FY 2025-26, with the 87A rebate, standard deduction, and 4% cess. See which regime saves you more.

Tools.Town Team 24 June 2026 2 min read

Every year, salaried Indians face the same question: new regime or old? The new Income Tax Calculator answers it by computing both for FY 2025-26 (AY 2026-27) side by side and telling you which one costs less.

What it does

  • Both regimes computed at once from your gross income.
  • New-regime slabs for FY 2025-26, with the ₹12 lakh rebate and marginal relief.
  • Old-regime slabs with your 80C, 80D, and HRA deductions applied.
  • Standard deduction (₹75k new / ₹50k old) and 4% cess included.
  • A clear recommendation with the rupee amount you’d save.

Why it matters

Since the new regime became the default, the right choice depends entirely on how much you can deduct. With few deductions, the new regime’s lower rates and big rebate usually win — but heavy deductions can still tip the old regime ahead. Getting it wrong can cost tens of thousands of rupees, so seeing both worked out removes the guesswork.

Informational only

This calculator covers the common case and is for general information, not tax advice. It doesn’t model surcharge on very high incomes or special-rate income like capital gains. Confirm your liability with a qualified chartered accountant.

Learn more

Want to understand the slabs, the rebate, and how to choose? Our new vs old regime guide explains it all, then run your numbers in the Income Tax Calculator.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which tax year does it cover?
FY 2025-26 (AY 2026-27) — the restructured new-regime slabs with the ₹12 lakh rebate, plus the unchanged old-regime slabs, standard deduction, and 4% cess.
Is it tax advice?
No. It's an informational estimate covering the common salaried case. It doesn't model surcharge or capital gains — confirm with a qualified tax professional.

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