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Old regime or new?

Compare both regimes on your own salary and deductions, including the section 87A rebate and the marginal relief that applies just above the ₹12 lakh threshold.

Your salary and claims

FY 2026-27 (AY 2027-28)

₹3L₹1Cr

Old regime deductions only

₹0ELSS, EPF, PPF, tuition₹1.5L
₹0over and above 80C₹50,000
₹0health insurance₹25,000
₹0calculate separately, enter here₹10L

The new regime wins

Save ₹89,700 a year

Salaried employees may switch regime each year, so this is worth rechecking whenever your rent, loan or investments change materially.

old regime

Taxable income₹12,25,000
Tax before rebate₹1,80,000
Rebate (87A)− ₹0
Cess (4%)₹7,200

Total tax

₹1,87,200

12.5% effective rate

new regime

Better
Taxable income₹14,25,000
Tax before rebate₹93,750
Rebate (87A)− ₹0
Cess (4%)₹3,750

Total tax

₹97,500

6.5% effective rate

What this tool does not model

  • ·Surcharge on very high incomes is not applied, so figures above roughly ₹50 lakh understate the liability.
  • ·HRA exemption must be worked out separately and entered — it depends on your rent, salary structure and city.
  • ·Assumes an individual below 60 with salaried income. Senior citizen slabs and business income differ.
  • ·Capital gains are taxed under separate rules and are not included here.

Before you act on any of this

WealthSense publishes financial education, not financial advice. We are not a SEBI-registered investment adviser and nothing here is a recommendation to buy or sell any security. Every calculator uses an assumed rate of return that is illustrative only — real returns vary and can be negative. Mutual fund investments are subject to market risks; read all scheme-related documents carefully. Tax figures follow published slabs for the current financial year and ignore surcharge and individual circumstances. Please consult a qualified adviser before making decisions with your money.