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Tax Saving Calculator

Tax Saving Calculator (India 2026)

Maximize your savings with smart deductions and tax planning. 

Our Tax Saving Calculator helps you estimate how much tax you can save under the Indian income tax system (Old Regime) by utilizing key deductions and exemptions. By entering your income and eligible investments such as Section 80C, 80D, HRA, and other deductions, you can instantly see your taxable income, tax payable, and total savings. This tool is ideal for salaried individuals, professionals, and business owners who want to reduce their tax burden and plan smarter for financial growth.

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Tax Saving Calculator

Estimate your income tax & find smart ways to save more — FY 2026-27

₹1L₹50L
₹0₹1.5L
Below 60Above 80
💡 80C Options: ELSS Mutual Funds, PPF, EPF, LIC Premium, NSC, 5-yr FD, ULIP, Sukanya Samriddhi, Home Loan Principal

Tax You Save with 80C

₹0

Gross Tax (before 80C)

₹0

Tax After 80C

₹0

Taxable Income

₹0

Effective Tax Rate

0%

Old Regime Slabs (Below 60)
Income SlabRate
Up to ₹2.5LNil
₹2.5L – ₹5L5%
₹5L – ₹10L20%
Above ₹10L30%
87A Rebate: Nil tax if income ≤ ₹5L | +4% Health & Ed. Cess
Income Details
Salary / Business Income
₹12L
HRA Received (p.a.)
₹1.2L
Annual Rent Paid
₹1.8L
Deductions (Old Regime)
80C — ELSS / PPF / LIC / EPF
₹1.5L
80D — Health Insurance Premium
₹25K
80CCD(1B) — NPS Extra
₹50K
Section 24b — Home Loan Interest
₹0
💡 Std. Deduction of ₹50,000 is auto-applied under Old Regime.

Net Tax Payable (Old Regime)

₹0

Total Deductions

₹0

Taxable Income

₹0

Slab-wise Tax Breakdown

New Regime Tax (For Comparison)

₹0

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Select Regime:

Gross Income

₹0

Total Deductions

₹0

Taxable Income

₹0

Income Sources
Basic Salary (p.a.)
₹6L
HRA Received (p.a.)
₹2.4L
Special Allowance (p.a.)
₹1.5L
Other Income (FD, Rent etc.)
₹0
Deductions (Old Regime Only)
80C — ELSS / PPF / LIC / EPF
₹1.5L
80D — Medical Insurance
₹25K
80CCD(1B) — NPS Extra ₹50K
₹50K
Section 24b — Home Loan Int.
₹0
HRA — Annual Rent Paid
₹2.88L
80TTA — Savings Bank Interest
₹5K

Total Tax Payable (incl. Cess)

₹0

Basic Tax

₹0

Surcharge

₹0

4% Health & Ed. Cess

₹0

Effective Tax Rate

0%

Monthly TDS Deduction (Est.)

₹0

÷ 12 months

Income Breakdown — Where Does Your Money Go?
Old Regime Slabs
SlabRate
Up to ₹2.5LNil
₹2.5L – ₹5L5%
₹5L – ₹10L20%
Above ₹10L30%
87A Rebate: Nil if income ≤ ₹5L
New Regime Slabs (2024–25)
SlabRate
Up to ₹3LNil
₹3L – ₹6L5%
₹6L – ₹9L10%
₹9L – ₹12L15%
₹12L – ₹15L20%
Above ₹15L30%
87A Rebate: Nil if income ≤ ₹7L | Std. Deduct ₹75K

Financial Health Check – A Complete Guide to Understanding Your Financial Stability

A financial health check is a detailed review of your financial situation, including your income, expenses, savings, investments, debts, and insurance coverage.

It helps you evaluate whether your finances are stable, improving, or facing potential risks in the future.

Just like a medical check-up detects health issues early, a financial health check helps identify problems such as overspending, lack of savings, high debt, or insufficient protection.


Why a Financial Health Check is Important

Earning a high income does not always mean financial security. Without proper planning and discipline, financial stress can still occur.

A financial health check ensures your money is aligned with your life goals such as retirement planning, wealth creation, children's education, and emergency preparedness.
  • Identifies financial risks and unnecessary expenses
  • Improves savings and investment habits
  • Reduces dependency on loans and credit
  • Strengthens emergency fund planning
  • Supports long-term financial independence

Key Components of a Financial Health Check

1. Income and Cash Flow

Checks whether your income is sufficient to cover your expenses and generate savings.

2. Expense Management

Analyzes spending patterns and identifies areas where you can reduce costs.

3. Emergency Fund

Ensures you have savings equal to at least 3–6 months of expenses.

4. Debt Management

Evaluates your loans, EMIs, and credit card usage.

5. Investments

Reviews whether your investments are diversified and aligned with your goals.

6. Insurance Coverage

Ensures adequate protection against life, health, and financial risks.


Signs of Poor Financial Health

  • Living from one salary to the next
  • No emergency savings
  • Heavy reliance on credit cards
  • Lack of proper investments
  • Insufficient insurance coverage

Step-by-Step Financial Health Check Process

  1. Calculate your total monthly income
  2. Track and categorize your expenses
  3. Review your savings and investments
  4. Evaluate your debts and liabilities
  5. Check your insurance coverage
  6. Compare everything with your financial goals

Benefits of Regular Financial Health Check

  • Better control over finances
  • Improved saving habits
  • Reduced financial stress
  • Stronger retirement planning
  • Long-term wealth growth

Final Thoughts

A financial health check is not a one-time activity. It should be done regularly as your income, lifestyle, and goals evolve over time.

Regular evaluation helps maintain financial stability, minimize risks, and build long-term wealth.

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