Salary & Tax
Income Tax Old vs New Regime Calculator
Compare estimated tax under old and new Indian income tax regimes.
Before you convert
Old and new tax regimes can produce different outcomes depending on income and deductions. This calculator gives a quick side-by-side estimate before you choose a regime.
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Inputs
Simple fields with validation.
Simple fields with validation.
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Result
Readable decision-ready output.
Readable decision-ready output.
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Method
Formula shown below the calculator.
Formula shown below the calculator.
Fast
Instant result
Instant result
India-ready
INR formatting
INR formatting
Clear
Detailed breakdown
Detailed breakdown
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Enter income details
Use the inputs below to calculate a practical result.
Result
Actual cost summary
A clear view of principal, interest, GST and fees.
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Old Regime Tax
New Regime Tax
Detailed breakdown
Detailed result
Use these numbers to compare the headline result with the actual cost components.
Old Regime Tax
New Regime Tax
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Formula and Methodology
Old regime taxable income is estimated after the deductions you enter. New regime tax is estimated on the entered taxable income without those old-regime deductions.
The calculator applies slab-style tax estimates and shows the difference as potential savings.
The calculator applies slab-style tax estimates and shows the difference as potential savings.
Worked Example
Example: For ₹12,00,000 taxable income and ₹1,50,000 deductions, the calculator compares estimated old regime and new regime tax.
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How to use this result
Use the result to compare options, ask better questions and avoid judging only by the headline number. If a fee, GST amount, deduction or assumption changes, update the input and calculate again.
FAQs
Yes. The inputs, labels and result formatting are designed for Indian users and show INR values where money is involved.
The result is a planning estimate based on the values you enter. Always verify final amounts with the relevant bank, employer, tax advisor, school, builder or official document.