Income Tax Calculator - New Regime 2023-24
Head | Description | Amount |
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Gross Income | Salary and Other Income | |
Standard Deduction | Salaried Individual & Pensioner (Up to 50000 Rs.) | 50000 |
Taxable Income | Gross Income - Standard Deduction | 0.00 |
Income Tax Calculator User FY 2023-24 Guide
- Step 1: Enter Gross IncomeLocate the "Gross Income (₹)" input field. Enter your gross income in Indian Rupees (₹) into the provided input box. Ensure that you input a numerical value representing your total income.
- Step 2: Calculate TaxClick on the "Calculate Tax" button after entering your gross income. The calculator will process your input and estimate your income tax based on predefined tax slabs.
- Step 3: View ResultsOnce the calculation is complete, the estimated income tax result will be displayed below the button. The result will be shown in Indian Rupees (₹) and formatted for easy readability.
Income Tax Calculator FY 2023-24 New Regime |
Additional Information
A. Tax Slabs:
- The calculator uses predefined tax slabs to determine the applicable tax rate based on your income.
B. Rebate and 4% Increase:
- If the calculated tax is less than or equal to ₹700,000, a rebate is applied. The rebate is the maximum of 0 and (tax - ₹25,000), with a maximum rebate of ₹25,000. Additionally, a 4% increase is applied to the calculated tax after the rebate.
- If the calculated tax is more than ₹700,000, no rebate is applied, and a 4% increase is applied to the calculated tax.
Income Tax Calculator FY 2023-24: Key Points To Consider
Key Points to Consider
The TDS Calculator
- Your salary: Input your gross monthly/annual salary.Tax regime: Choose between the new and old regimes.
- Investments: Declare any eligible investments under Section 80C for deduction (relevant in the old regime only).
- Interpreting the Output: The calculator reveals your estimated TDS for the year, deducted by your employer in installments throughout the year. Remember, this is an estimate; your actual tax liability may vary based on final salary adjustments and other income sources.
Important Considerations
- Rebate under Section 87A: The new regime offers a tax rebate of ₹2,500 for individuals with total income (including other sources) up to ₹7,50,000, effectively making income up to ₹7 lakh tax-free.
- Standard Deduction: The new regime provides a standard deduction of ₹50,000, eliminating the need for collecting receipts for various other deductions in the old regime.
- Consult a Tax Advisor: While calculators are beneficial, intricate financial situations may necessitate guidance from a professional tax advisor.
Conclusion
FAQ
What is the Income Tax Calculator for FY 2023-24 (New Regime) used for?
This calculator helps you estimate your income tax liability for the financial year 2023-24 under the New Tax Regime in India. It considers your income, investments, and tax deductions to provide an approximate calculation of the tax you might owe.
What are the key changes in the New Tax Regime compared to the Old Regime?
The New Tax Regime offers higher tax slabs and simplifies deductions. However, certain deductions available under the Old Regime, like HRA exemption and deductions under Section 80C, might not be applicable under the New Regime.
Who should consider using the New Tax Regime Calculator?
This calculator is beneficial for individuals looking at: Understanding their potential tax liability under the New Tax Regime for FY 2023-24. Comparing their tax liability under the New and Old Regimes to choose the most suitable option. Making informed financial decisions regarding investments and tax planning.
Is the calculated tax amount completely accurate?
While the calculator provides a close estimate, the actual tax you owe might differ slightly due to: Specific income sources: The calculator might not account for income from all sources, such as capital gains or rental income. Company deductions: Any salary-related deductions offered by your employer might not be included. Advance tax payments: Any advance tax payments made will be adjusted against your final tax liability.