Basic Details  FY 2026-27 (AY 2027-28)

Metro cities get 50% HRA exemption; non-metro get 40%

Income Details

Before HRA, LTA and standard deductions
House Rent Allowance from employer
Fully taxable special allowances
Max deductible: ₹2,500
Gross rent from let-out property
Self-occupied: max ₹2L under Sec 24 (old regime)

Capital gains are taxed at special flat rates — not at slab rates (except STCG-others). FY 2025-26 rates apply.

Held ≤ 1 year. Taxed at flat 20% (FY25-26)
Property, debt funds, gold held < 24/36 months — taxed at slab rate
Held > 1 year. First ₹1.25 lakh exempt, balance at 12.5%
Property, gold, debt funds held > 2/3 years — 12.5% (FY25-26)
Will be subtracted from final tax payable

Deduction Details

These deductions apply only to the Old Tax Regime. New Regime allows only ₹75,000 standard deduction + NPS employer contribution.

Annual premium paid for life insurance policies
Full-time education tuition fee for up to 2 children
NSC, Sukanya Samriddhi, SCSS, etc.
Self & Family
Max ₹25K (normal) / ₹50K (senior citizen)
Max ₹5,000 within the 80D limit
Parents
Max ₹25K / ₹50K if parents are senior citizens
Extra deduction up to ₹50,000 over & above 80C
Max 10% of basic salary. Allowed in new regime too
Full interest deductible (no upper limit, up to 8 years)
Only 50% of this amount will be deducted
For HRA exemption (salaried) or 80GG deduction (max ₹60K, when no HRA)

Summary

Review your details across Basic, Income, and Deductions tabs, then calculate tax to see Old vs New regime comparison.

Employment type controls visible fields in Annual Income and Other Deductions automatically.