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Income tax on common salaries, FY 2026-27

Each page works one salary through both regimes, slab by slab, for a salaried resident under 60. Under the new regime a salary up to ₹12,75,000 pays no tax at all.

SalaryNew regimeOld, no claimsOld, 80C + 80D
Tax on ₹5 lakh₹0₹0₹0
Tax on ₹7 lakh₹0₹44,200₹0
Tax on ₹8 lakh₹0₹65,000₹28,600
Tax on ₹10 lakh₹0₹1,06,600₹70,200
Tax on ₹12 lakh₹0₹1,63,800₹1,11,800
Tax on ₹12.75 lakh₹0₹1,87,200₹1,32,600
Tax on ₹15 lakh₹97,500₹2,57,400₹2,02,800
Tax on ₹18 lakh₹1,50,800₹3,51,000₹2,96,400
Tax on ₹20 lakh₹1,92,400₹4,13,400₹3,58,800
Tax on ₹25 lakh₹3,19,800₹5,69,400₹5,14,800
Tax on ₹30 lakh₹4,75,800₹7,25,400₹6,70,800
Tax on ₹50 lakh₹10,99,800₹13,49,400₹12,94,800
Tax on ₹1 crore₹29,25,780₹32,00,340₹31,40,280

Tax payable including cess. The last column claims the whole 80C pool and the under-60 health insurance limit. Your own deductions decide which regime is lower for you.

Rates as per Union Budget 2026 (no change to rates) · Income-tax Act, 2025 · verified 2026-08-13. Figures apply to tax year 2026-27. The Income-tax Act, 2025 replaced the 1961 Act on 1 April 2026 and renumbers sections; rates are unchanged. This tool is an estimate, not tax advice.