India Income Tax Calculator (2026–27)
India Income Tax Calculator (2026–27) by NIVITA HUF. Model scenarios, review calculations, explore detailed breakdowns and export results. Useful free planning tool.
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How this calculator works
Ordinary slab tax is computed progressively. Appropriate resident-individual 87A rebates are applied to eligible slab tax, followed by user-supplied special-rate tax and 4% health and education cess.
Important assumptions
India tax year 2026–27 indicative individual/HUF ordinary slab tax model: salary standard deductions, old/new regime eligible deductions, Section 87A resident-individual rebate and 4% cess. HUF and non-residents do NOT receive Section 87A rebate. It excludes surcharge, surcharge marginal relief, special-rate complexity, loss set-offs, certain exemptions and income-specific provisions. Verify against current law and official filing utilities. Special-rate income and rate are user-entered.
About the India Income Tax Calculator (2026–27)
What inputs are needed for the India Income Tax Calculator (2026–27)?
The calculator supports Annual gross salary (₹); Other ordinary taxable income (₹); Other eligible old-regime deductions (₹); Other permitted new-regime deductions (₹); Special-rate taxable income (₹); Special-rate tax (%). You can change each applicable input and immediately recalculate.
How does the India Income Tax Calculator (2026–27) calculate its results?
Ordinary slab tax is computed progressively. Appropriate resident-individual 87A rebates are applied to eligible slab tax, followed by user-supplied special-rate tax and 4% health and education cess.
Can I save or share my calculation?
Yes. Use Export CSV for the results table, Copy results for a summary, Share scenario for an input-preserving link, or Print to keep a copy. No sign-in is needed.
Are calculator results guaranteed?
No. Calculations depend on the values entered and the assumptions shown. Financial products and regulatory rules can change, and investment projections do not guarantee returns.