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Filing your income tax returns doesn’t have to be complex. BUSY’s Income Tax Calculator is a fast, reliable, and easy-to-use tool that helps you estimate your income tax liability for FY 2025-26 (AY 2026-27) within seconds. Whether you’re a salaried employee, self-employed professional, or business owner, this calculator allows you to compare the Old vs. New Tax Regimes, apply deductions under sections like 80C and 80D, and understand your net taxable income instantly.
Simply enter your income details, deductions, and exemptions, and get real-time, accurate results that help you plan taxes better and stay compliant.
An Income Tax Calculator is a digital tool that helps you calculate your total tax payable based on your income, age, applicable tax slabs, and deductions claimed. It eliminates the guesswork and manual computation, ensuring accuracy and saving you time.
BUSY’s Income Tax Calculator supports both tax regimes (Old and New), allowing users to compare which one gives the better tax outcome. It caters to a wide audience:
To use it, you typically need to input:
Once the values are entered, the tool gives an instant tax liability amount along with a breakdown of how it’s computed.
The Union Budget 2025 introduced a few updates in the personal income tax framework that impact both salaried and self-employed taxpayers. Here are some key highlights:
Let’s take a relatable example to see how income tax is calculated for a salaried individual under both regimes.
Example:
Old Regime Calculation:
New Regime Calculation (No deductions):
Result:
Old regime saves more in this scenario due to deductions. BUSY’s calculator lets you view both options instantly so you can make an informed decision.
Old Regime Slabs
New Regime Slabs
Standard Deduction: ₹50,000 applicable in both regimes
Rebate: Individuals earning up to ₹7 lakh under the new regime pay zero tax after rebate under Section 87A
To understand your tax filing, accounting, and financial compliance better, explore these expert resources from BUSY:
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