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ITR Application: New Tax System May Cause Lower Tax Liability – Check Expert Calculation

The Financial Act of 2023 has been created as a default tax system for individuals/HUFS/AOPS (except for cooperatives)/BOI and artificial legal persons under the new tax of Section 115BAC (1A). Since then, the video Continuous Finance Act, Volume 2 Act No. 2 and the Financial Act of 2025 –

Income Tax Rate on AY 2024-25, AY 2025-26, AY 2026-27

Financial Law, 2023

(AY2024-25)

Finance (No. 2), 2024

(AY2025-26)

Financial Law, 2025

(AY2026-27)

flat

speed

flat

speed

flat

speed

Up to Rs 300,000

zero

Up to Rs 300,000

zero

Up to Rs 4,00,000

zero

3,00001 rupees 6,00,000 rupees

5%

Rupee 3,00001, Rs 7,00,000

5%

Rs 4,000.1 crore Rs 8,00,000

5%

Rs 6,00001. 9,00,000

10%

7,00001 rupees 10,00,000 rupees

10%

8,00001 rupees 12,00,000

10%

Rupee 9,00001 Rupee 12,00,000

15%

Rupee 10,00001 – rs.12,00,000

15%

Rs 12,00001. 16,00,000

15%

12,00001 rupees 15,00,000 rupees

20%

12,00001 rupees 15,00,000 rupees

20%

Rupee 16,00001 – rs.20,00,000

20%

More than Rs 15,000

30%

More than Rs 15,000

30%

20,00,001 rupees 24,00,000

25%

More than Rs 24,00,000

30%

Rebate U/S 87A, up to Rs 7 lakh

25,000

Rebates are available for Rs. 700,000

25,000

Rebates are available for Rs. 1.2 million

60,000

Total tax on total income is Rs 200.5 lakh

AY2024-25

AY2025-26

AY2026-27

Tax liability

4,50,000

4,40,000

3,30,000

Added: cess@4%

18,000

17,600

13,200

Total tax liability

4,68,000

4,57,600

3,43,200

Reduced tax liability under the new or default tax system

CA Charanjot Singh Nanda, President of ICAI. Note that, under the default tax system of Section 115BAC (1A), total income is calculated without the need to provide exemptions/deductions, other allowances for LTC (U/s 10(5)), HRA U/S 10(13A), Article 10(14), contributes additional scientific research, chapters, chapters, chapters, chapters, chapters, chapters, chapters, chapters, chapters, chapters, chapters, chapters, chapters, chapters, chapters, chapters, chapters, chapters, chapters, chapters, chapters, chapters, chapters, chapters, chapters, chapters, chapters, chapters, chapters, chapters, chapters, chapters, chapters, chapters, chapters, chapters, chapters, chapters, chapters, chapters, chapters, chapters, chapters, chapters, chapters, chapters, chapters, chapters, chapters, chapters, chapters, chapters, chapters, chapters, chapters, chapters, chapters, chapters, 80C/80CC/80CCD(1)/(1A)/80D(Medical Insurance Premium)/80DD(Deduction for maintenance, including medical treatment for dependents)/80DDB)/80DDB (used to pay for medical expenses for designated diseases)

However, under the conventional provisions of the Act, the default tax U/S 115BAC (1A) under the default tax regime U/S 115BAC (1A) can be obtained from AY2025-26 with a higher standard deduction.

Similarly, starting from AY2026-27, the total revenue of U/S 87A will be entitled to Rs 1.2 lakh in accordance with the default tax system U/S 115BAC (1A); the maximum rebate is Rs 60,000.

However, under the conventional provisions of the bill, the total revenue returning to U/S 87A is Rs 5 lakh; the maximum rebate is Rs 12,500.

Even though most tax incentives are not available under the default tax regime U/S 115BAC (1A), the system has much lower tax liability than taxes calculated under normal provisions of the bill. This is due to preferential tax boards and interest rates under the default tax system.

According to the normal provisions of this law, the tax board and tax rate of AY2024-45/2025-26/2026-27 are as follows –

Tax Board

speed

Up to Rs 2,50,000/Rs 3,00,000 (for seniors) / rs.5,00,000 (very seniors)

zero

Rs 2,50,001 – rs.5,00,000

5%

Rs 5,00,001 – Rs 10,00,000

20%

More than Rs 10,000,000

30%

AY2026-27 gross revenue is Rs 25,00,000

rupee.

If the assessee chooses to exit the default tax system and complies with the conventional provisions of the Act, the tax shall be calculated at the above rates.

5,62,500

Added: cess@4%

22,500

Taxes are to be paid under the conventional provisions of the Act

5,85,000

Tax payable according to the default tax system

3,43,200

Tax paid by the assessee under the default tax system

2,41,800

If the assessee does not deduct (under the conventional provisions of the Act), the above is an interest.

example

Let’s take the salary employee Mr. A, who took AY2026-27 box office revenue of Rs 3 million. He was interested in the self-occupied property of Rs. Rs 20 lakh, he has deposited Rs 15 lakh in the PPF, paid Rs 25,000 in the health insurance premium, and had Rs 20,000 in interest on the savings bank. We can calculate its total income based on the default tax system and normal regulations of AY2026-27

Default tax system U/S 115BAC (1A)

rupee.

Total salary

30,00,000

Less: Standard deduction

75,000

Net salary

29,25,000

Interest on savings bank account

20,000

Total revenue

29,45,000

Tax payable

4,63,500

Added: cess@4%

18,540

Total tax liabilities under the default tax system U/S 115BAC (1A)

4,82,040

Optional tax system (regular provisions of this bill)

Total salary

30,00,000

Less: Standard deduction

50,000

Net salary

29,50,000

Less: Loss of property

2,00,000

27,50,000

Interest income

20,000

Total revenue Total revenue

27,70,000

Less: Chapter 6 Deduction

80C (PPF)

1,50,000

80D (Medical Statement Premium)

25,000

80TTA (interest)

10,000

1,85,000

Total revenue

25,85,000

Total income tax Rs 25,85,000

5,88,000

Added: cess@4%

23,520

Tax payable

6,11,520

It can be seen that despite the deduction of interest of Rs 20,000 and the deduction of Chapter 6 is Rs 1.85 crore, the tax paid by Mr. A is Rs 6,11,520 Rs 6,11,520 Rs 1,29,480 which should be paid under the conventional provisions.

Additionally, since there is no need to force investments to impose tax relief, income salaries will be higher under the default tax regime U/S 115BAC (1A).

In short, even if total income is calculated without deductions and exemptions, the default tax regime U/S 115BAC (1A) is more beneficial to taxpayers if he chooses to exit and pays taxes according to conventional regulations. This is because of preferential tax boards and interest rates under the default tax system.

After careful evaluation, a case that should be decided to choose the old and new tax system

It can be noted that in some cases, such as in the case of assessing high rents, eligible for exemption of U/S 10 (13A) and benefiting LTC from U/S 10 (5), as well as deductions in Chapter VI-A, they must be calculated based on the default tax regime and optional tax laws and find what is more beneficial to them.

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