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Old vs New Tax Regime

Enter your income once, see tax under both regimes with a clear verdict on which saves you more.

โ‚น15,00,000
โ‚น3,00,000โ‚น1Cr

Old Regime Deductions

โ‚น1,50,000
โ‚น0โ‚น1.5L
โ‚น25,000
โ‚น0โ‚น75K
โ‚น1,00,000
โ‚น0โ‚น5L
You save โ‚น74,100 with the New Regime

Old Regime

Taxable Incomeโ‚น11,75,000
โ‚น0.0L - โ‚น2.5L (0%)โ‚น0
โ‚น2.5L - โ‚น5.0L (5%)โ‚น12,500
โ‚น5.0L - โ‚น10.0L (20%)โ‚น1,00,000
Above โ‚น10.0L (30%)โ‚น52,500
Cess (4%)โ‚น6,600
Total Taxโ‚น1,71,600
Effective Rate11.44%

New Regime

Taxable Incomeโ‚น14,25,000
โ‚น0.0L - โ‚น4.0L (0%)โ‚น0
โ‚น4.0L - โ‚น8.0L (5%)โ‚น20,000
โ‚น8.0L - โ‚น12.0L (10%)โ‚น40,000
โ‚น12.0L - โ‚น16.0L (15%)โ‚น33,750
Cess (4%)โ‚น3,750
Total Taxโ‚น97,500
Effective Rate6.5%

When is New Regime Better?

The new regime is generally better if you don't have significant deductions under Section 80C, 80D, HRA, or other exemptions. With the โ‚น75,000 standard deduction and rebate up to โ‚น12L taxable income, most salaried employees with income up to โ‚น12L pay zero tax under the new regime.

When is Old Regime Better?

The old regime is better if your total deductions (80C + 80D + HRA + other) exceed approximately โ‚น3.75L. This typically benefits people with home loans (Section 24b), high HRA in metro cities, or significant insurance premiums.

FAQ: Can I switch between regimes every year?

Yes, salaried employees can switch between old and new regime every financial year. Self-employed individuals can switch only once.

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