What is the difference between the new tax regime and old tax regime in India?

Created by HR HUB, Modified on Thu, 22 Aug, 2024 at 12:25 PM by HR HUB

The difference between the New Tax Regime and the Old Tax Regime in India primarily revolves around tax rates and exemptions/deductions:


Old Tax Regime:

  • Higher Tax Rates: It has higher tax rates compared to the new regime.
  • Deductions and Exemptions: Taxpayers can claim various deductions (like Section 80C, 80D) and exemptions (like HRA, LTA), reducing taxable income.


New Tax Regime:

  • Lower Tax Rates: It offers lower tax rates across income slabs.
  • No Deductions and Exemptions: Most deductions and exemptions available under the old regime are not allowed. Taxpayers benefit from lower rates but lose out on tax-saving options.


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