Pick the Optimal Regime

Pick the Optimal Regime

Regime Analyzer helps you compare and choose the most beneficial tax regime—Old or New—based on your income situation. It simplifies decision-making by showing you a side-by-side comparison of tax liabilities under both regimes, so you can optimize your tax planning.

Steps to Analyze Your Tax Regime

1. Add Your Tax Data

To get an accurate analysis, you'll need to input key information about your finances, including:

  • Income (e.g., salary, capital gains, other sources)
  • Deductions (e.g., Sections 80D, 80CCE, etc)
  • Tax credits (e.g., TDS, TCS, advance tax paid)
  • Any losses (e.g., business or capital losses carried forward)

2. Navigate to Save > Edit

  • Head over to the Save section from your dashboard.
  • Click Edit to start entering your tax information.

3. Enter Your Tax Situation

  • Fill out your Tax Situation by providing relevant income and deduction details.

4. Open Regime Analyzer

  • After completing your tax situation, go back to the Regime Analyzer.

5. Compare Tax Regimes

  • The analyzer will automatically generate a comparison of your tax liability under:
    • Old Tax Regime
    • New Tax Regime

6. Choose the Optimal Regime

  • Review the summary and choose the regime that gives you the lowest tax liability.

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