Estimate income tax in India using the applicable financial year, tax regime and your entered income and deductions. Verify current official tax rules before filing.
The calculator applies the published AY 2026-27 individual slab, standard-deduction, rebate, surcharge and 4% cess assumptions. It is intended for salary or pension estimates rather than complex returns.
Estimated total tax
₹0
Taxable income
₹11,25,000
Tax before rebate
₹52,500
Rebate
₹52,500
Cess + surcharge
₹0
About Income Tax Calculator India
Income tax calculations in India depend on the financial year, tax regime, income sources, deductions, exemptions, rebates, surcharge, cess and other rules. A production calculator must be kept aligned with current official provisions.
How to use this calculator
Select the relevant financial year.
Choose the applicable tax regime.
Enter your taxable income and eligible deductions.
Compare the estimated tax with official guidance before filing.
Calculation methodology
The calculator uses the published Indian individual tax slabs for AY 2026-27, applies the standard deduction assumption, regime-specific deductions, Section 87A rebate where applicable, surcharge and 4% health and education cess. It is intended for estimation rather than filing.
Special-rate income, capital gains, dividends, agricultural income, marginal relief, detailed exemptions and several taxpayer-specific provisions are outside this simplified calculator. Verify complex cases against the Income Tax Department before filing.
Frequently asked questions
Which financial year should I select?
Use the financial year that matches the income you are calculating. Tax rules can change between financial years.
Is this calculator a substitute for filing software or professional advice?
No. Use it as an estimate and verify the result against current official Income Tax Department guidance and your records.
Disclaimer: Results are estimates for educational and informational purposes. They are not financial, tax, legal or investment advice. Rates, tax rules and product terms can change; verify current applicable rules before making financial decisions.