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Old Vs New Tax Regime: The Rs 1.5 Lakh Mistake Many Salaried Indians May Make
Recent tweaks have further complicated the decision. The expansion of the 50% HRA bracket to cities like Pune and Bengaluru has "given the old regime a new lease on life," particularly for tech professionals.
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Income Tax Filing Season Starts With A Big Tweak For Taxpayers With 2 Homes. Details Inside
Individuals, pensioners, professionals and other taxpayers can start filing their returns using the relevant form, with the due date for non-audit cases remaining July 31, 2026
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March 31 Deadline: Ignore This And You Lose These "Guaranteed" Tax Returns
With the Long Term Capital Gains exemption at Rs 1.25 lakh, investors can reduce future tax exposure by booking gains now.
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Old vs New Income Tax Regime: These Rules Can Help You Save Over Rs 1 Lakh
New Income Tax Rules: In the last few years, many taxpayers have moved to the new regime as it offers lower tax rates and less paperwork. But there's a trade-off.
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Make Your Tax-Saving Moves Before 31 March: A Quick Checklist
As the financial year ends on March 31, 2026, taxpayers under the old regime must urgently complete investments in instruments like PPF, ELSS, and NPS to claim deductions up to Rs 2 lakh.
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No Change In Tax Slabs In Budget. Plan Before March 31 To Save On Taxes
With the financial year ending on March 31, taxpayers still have a short window to legally reduce their tax outgo. Here's what you can do before the deadline.
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Budget 2026 Proposes To Rationalise Prosecution Framework In Income Tax Act
At the centre of the overhaul is a onetime, sixmonth foreign asset disclosure window targeted at small taxpayers, including students, NRIs and young professionals who may have inadvertently missed reporting overseas holdings.
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Will Your Take-Home Go Up? What Budget 2026 May Have For Taxpayer
The rebate wipes out tax after the calculation is done, with marginal relief preventing a sudden spike for someone who crosses the threshold by a few hundred rupees.
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Could Budget 2026 Boost Your Take-Home Pay? Expert on Rs 35 Lakh Slab Wish
Without automatic indexation to CPI or another measurable inflation index, bracket creep will keep nudging taxpayers back into the top slab even when their real incomes are flat.
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Understanding Old vs New Tax Regime: A Guide Ahead Of Union Budget 2026
Taxpayers have the option to choose between the old and new income tax regimes
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Old Vs New Tax Regime: The Rs 1.5 Lakh Mistake Many Salaried Indians May Make
Recent tweaks have further complicated the decision. The expansion of the 50% HRA bracket to cities like Pune and Bengaluru has "given the old regime a new lease on life," particularly for tech professionals.
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Income Tax Filing Season Starts With A Big Tweak For Taxpayers With 2 Homes. Details Inside
Individuals, pensioners, professionals and other taxpayers can start filing their returns using the relevant form, with the due date for non-audit cases remaining July 31, 2026
-
March 31 Deadline: Ignore This And You Lose These "Guaranteed" Tax Returns
With the Long Term Capital Gains exemption at Rs 1.25 lakh, investors can reduce future tax exposure by booking gains now.
-
Old vs New Income Tax Regime: These Rules Can Help You Save Over Rs 1 Lakh
New Income Tax Rules: In the last few years, many taxpayers have moved to the new regime as it offers lower tax rates and less paperwork. But there's a trade-off.
-
Make Your Tax-Saving Moves Before 31 March: A Quick Checklist
As the financial year ends on March 31, 2026, taxpayers under the old regime must urgently complete investments in instruments like PPF, ELSS, and NPS to claim deductions up to Rs 2 lakh.
-
No Change In Tax Slabs In Budget. Plan Before March 31 To Save On Taxes
With the financial year ending on March 31, taxpayers still have a short window to legally reduce their tax outgo. Here's what you can do before the deadline.
-
Budget 2026 Proposes To Rationalise Prosecution Framework In Income Tax Act
At the centre of the overhaul is a onetime, sixmonth foreign asset disclosure window targeted at small taxpayers, including students, NRIs and young professionals who may have inadvertently missed reporting overseas holdings.
-
Will Your Take-Home Go Up? What Budget 2026 May Have For Taxpayer
The rebate wipes out tax after the calculation is done, with marginal relief preventing a sudden spike for someone who crosses the threshold by a few hundred rupees.
-
Could Budget 2026 Boost Your Take-Home Pay? Expert on Rs 35 Lakh Slab Wish
Without automatic indexation to CPI or another measurable inflation index, bracket creep will keep nudging taxpayers back into the top slab even when their real incomes are flat.
-
Understanding Old vs New Tax Regime: A Guide Ahead Of Union Budget 2026
Taxpayers have the option to choose between the old and new income tax regimes
