Income Tax Calculator for All Income: Salary, Rent, Capital Gains

Five heads of income in one place. Capital gains are charged at their own rates and interact with the basic exemption, Chapter VI-A deductions, the section 156 rebate (formerly 87A) and surcharge in ways that catch people out — each of those is handled here, and shown in the working.

Last reviewed 26 September 2026

Rates for Tax year 2026-27 (1 April 2026 – 31 March 2027) · Income-tax Act, 2025 · resident individual

Age on the last day of the year

Salary

Gross salary

₹

Before the standard deduction, which is applied automatically

House property

Leave the rent at zero for a self-occupied property.

Annual rent received

₹

Zero if you live in it yourself

Municipal taxes paid

₹

Deductible from the rent, if actually paid

Interest on housing loan

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Section 24(b). Self-occupied is capped at ₹2,00,000 and allowed under the old regime only

Other sources

Income from other sources

₹

Interest, dividends and the rest

Capital gains

Short-term — section 111A

₹

Listed shares and equity funds with STT paid

Short-term — other assets

₹

Taxed at your slab rate, not a special rate

Long-term — section 112A

₹

Listed shares and equity funds. The first ₹1,25,000 is exempt

Long-term — other assets

₹

Property, unlisted shares, gold and the rest

Deductions

Section 80C

₹

Ceiling ₹1,50,000

Section 80CCD(1B)

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Additional NPS. Ceiling ₹50,000

Section 80D

₹

Health insurance premium

Other Chapter VI-A

₹

80G, 80TTA, 80TTB, 80E and the rest

What this calculator handles

Five heads of income, and the interactions between them that shorter calculators tend to skip: Chapter VI-A deductions cannot reduce capital gains charged at a special rate; unused basic exemption may be set against those gains; the section 156 rebate (formerly 87A) is not available against tax on section 198 (formerly 112A) gains; surcharge on capital gains is capped even where the rest of the income sits in a higher band; and a house property loss is set off only up to the statutory limit, and not at all under the new regime.

Not covered: business or professional income, relief under section 89, carry-forward and set-off of brought-forward losses, non-residents, HUFs and firms. Figures are indicative and rounded.

A calculator is not advice. For anything that affects your actual position, write to hello@caakhilesh.in.

Simpler figures? Use the Basic income tax calculator, or see all calculators. On the writing side: capital gains after the 2024 overhaul and the new regime slabs for 2026-27.

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