Tag: Income Tax Standard Deduction in New Tax Regime for F.Y.2023-24

Which is better between the New and Old Tax Regime for F.Y.2023-24 and A.Y.2024-25? With Auto Calculate Income Tax Preparation Software in Excel for the All Salaried Persons for the F.Y.2023-24 and A.Y.2024-25

Which is better between the New and Old Tax Regime for F.Y.2023-24 and A.Y.2024-25? Now is the  time for many participants; Salaried individuals, in particular, have to choose between opting for the  New Tax Regime or continuing with the Old Tax Regime. Through this article, the author wants to help  them in their decision-making process. Therefore,  There is […]

New tax regime: Update! Income tax provided excellent information on the TDS of employees. With Auto Calculate Income Tax tools in Excel as the all-in-one for the F.Y.2023-24 and A.Y.2024-25

New tax regime: Update! Income tax provided excellent information on the TDS of employees. Note that the new tax section is the default, so if you don’t want to choose the new tax section and want to keep the old one, you can choose the old tax section. Let’s find out all about it. What […]

Old versus new tax scheme according to relevant 2023 budget| With  automatic calculation of Income Tax Arrears Relief Calculator of U/s 89(1) with Form 10E for F.Y 2023-24 and A.Y 2024-25

Old versus new tax scheme according to relevant 2023 Budget| The Minister of Finance has announced a new tax regime in the 2020 budget, including additional tax brackets and lower tax rates. Many taxpayers had long requested it, but it came with the condition that all deductions and exemptions allowed under the old tax system […]

Auto Calculate Income Tax Software All in One in Excel for the Non-Govt Employees for the F.Y.2023-24 and A.Y.2024-25 with U/s 87A Rebate in New Tax Regime as per Budget 2023

Find out what the 2023 Budget proposes about Section 87A in New Tax Regime The 2023 budget announced that people will not have to pay any tax if their taxable income does not exceed Rs 7 lakhs in a tax year. Therefore, the maximum reimbursement limit available under section 87A of the Income Tax Act 1961 has been increased to […]

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