New versus old income tax regime post Budget 2025: The new tax regime starting FY 2025-26 offers tax exemption for earnings ...

The proposed changes could substantially increase the disposable income available to both middle-class and high-income ...

Will the new tax regime put more money in your pocket, or should you stick with the old regime? Here is all you need to know.

With Budget 2025 raising break-even limits, tax savings under the old regime seem tougher. But for salaried couples in ...

Tax breaks introduced in budget 2025 have reduced the tax advantages of equity investments for small and medium investors, ...

Recognizing the contributions of the middle class and with an objective to eventually phase out the old tax regime, various ...

For individuals who do not invest heavily in tax-saving instruments, the new tax regime could be more beneficial due to lower ...

Individuals earning up to Rs 12,00,000 per annum exempted from income tax; salaried taxpayers get additional Rs 75,000 ...

Many taxpayers preferred the old tax regime because it allowed them to claim deductions for expenses like house rent, home ...

New system's simplicity, reduced tax liability, increased disposable income potential 'make it a formidable alternative' ...

The biggest change is the revised tax slab, which ensures that individuals earning up to Rs 12 lakh annually will not have to pay any income tax ...

In her Budget 2025 address, FM Nirmala Sitharaman announced modifications to the new tax regime, such as the exemption of up ...