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The new tax regime offers lower tax rates in exchange for giving up most deductions and exemptions. It was introduced to simplify tax filing and make the system more straightforward for taxpayers.
The calculator uses the basic tax formula:
Where:
Explanation: The calculator multiplies your taxable income by the tax rate percentage, then subtracts any available tax credits to determine your final tax liability.
Details: Accurate tax calculation helps in financial planning, ensures compliance with tax laws, and helps avoid underpayment penalties or overpayment of taxes.
Tips: Enter your taxable income in local currency, the applicable new regime tax rate as a percentage (e.g., 15 for 15%), and any tax credits you're eligible for. All values must be positive numbers.
Q1: Should I choose the new or old tax regime?
A: It depends on your income level and available deductions. The new regime typically benefits those with few deductions, while the old regime may be better if you have significant exemptions.
Q2: Are there standard deduction in new regime?
A: The new regime offers limited deductions compared to the old regime. Check current tax laws for available deductions.
Q3: Can I switch between regimes yearly?
A: In many tax systems, you can choose which regime to use each year, but rules vary by country. Consult a tax professional.
Q4: How often do tax rates change?
A: Tax rates may change annually with budget announcements. Always use current-year rates for accurate calculations.
Q5: Does this calculator account for tax slabs?
A: This is a basic calculator. For progressive tax systems, you would need a more complex calculator that applies different rates to different income slabs.