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Tax under proposed New & Old regime for salaried person - Comparision with Various options

Charu Tyagi
Comparing Tax Implications for Salaried Individuals: Old vs. New Regime in Budget 2023 Shows Significant Savings at High Incomes. The article compares the tax implications for salaried individuals under the old and new tax regimes proposed in Budget 2023. It presents a detailed table illustrating the differences in tax liabilities at various income levels, highlighting that the new regime generally results in lower taxes, particularly at higher income brackets. For instance, at an income of 6 crore, the new regime offers a significant tax saving of 2,303,260. The article also provides scenarios where individuals opt for various deductions under the old regime, showing that the new regime results in higher taxable income but potentially lower tax due to fewer deductions. (AI Summary)

1. The table below shows the income and tax thereon under old & new regime of tax of Salaried person

Salary Income 

Total Tax including cess & surcharge

Difference

Old Regime

New Proposed Regime

7 Lakh

-

-

-

7.5 Lakh

23,400

-  

 23,400

9 Lakh

 54,600

41,600

13,000

10 Lakh

 75,400

54,600

20,800

15 Lakh

  210,600

145,600

65,000

25 Lakh

522,600

452,400

70,200

60 Lakh

1,776,060

1,698,840

77,220

1.5 Cr

5,085,990

4,933,500

152,490

5 Cr

19,178,250

19,090,500

87,750

6 Cr

25,293,760

22,990,500

2,303,260

 *For tax under old regime we have assumed deduction of ₹1,50,000 & standard deduction of ₹50,000

*For tax under New regime we have assumed standard deduction of ₹50,000

2. Tax on Salaried person where he is opting for all deductions & exemptions under old regime and corresponding tax under New regime proposed under Budget 2023

 
ParticularsOld RegimeProposed New Regime
Income from Salary         1,200,000                1,200,000
Less : HRA Exemption             190,000                               -  
          1,010,000                1,200,000
Less: Standard Deduction               50,000                      50,000
Less: Housing Loan Interest             200,000                               -  
Gross Total Income             760,000                1,150,000
Less: Deduction Under Chapter - VIA  
Sec 80C (LIC, Tution Fee, PPF etc)             150,000                               -  
Sec 80CCD (NPS)               50,000                               -  
Sec 80D (medical Insurance)               25,000                               -  
Total Income             535,000                1,150,000
Tax on Total Income (including cess)               20,280                      85,800
   

*HRA exemption is taken on assumed basic salary of ₹ 500,000 & and Rent paid of ₹20,000 p.m

3. Tax on Salaried person where he is opting for HRA & Standard deduction only under old regime and corresponding tax under New regime proposed under Budget 2023

ParticularsOld RegimeProposed New Regime
Income from Salary      1,200,000          1,200,000
Less : HRA Exemption          190,000                          -  
       1,010,000          1,200,000
Less: Standard Deduction            50,000                50,000
Less: Housing Loan Interest                      -                             -  
Gross Total Income          960,000          1,150,000
Less: Deduction Under Chapter - VIA  
Sec 80C (LIC, Tution Fee, PPF etc)                      -                             -  
Sec 80CCD (NPS)                      -                             -  
Sec 80D (medical Insurance)                      -                             -  
Total Income          960,000          1,150,000
Tax on Total Income (including cess)          108,680                85,800
   
*HRA exemption is taken on assumed basic salary of ₹ 500,000 & and Rent paid of ₹20,000 p.m
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