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Financial Planner - Answered on May 31, 2021

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Question by Prabu on May 31, 2021Hindi

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I have few queries regarding IT.

Can you provide comparison of old regime or new regime for Min 20 lakh salary?

Ans: The comparison of old and new tax regime with various options is shown below.

	Taxable Income-After Deduction			Tax Calculation - Old			Tax - New
Various Income Options	Option -1 (standard deduction, PT, 80C, 80D, Home Loan Int.)	Option -2 (standard deduction, PT, 80C, 80D)	Option -3 (standard deduction, PT, 80D)	Option -1	Option -2	Option -3
20,00,000	15,72,500	17,72,500	19,22,500	2,95,620	3,58,020	4,04,820	3,51,000

If you can claim various deductions mentioned above, old tax regime is a better option for tax saving.

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