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Tax · Wealth · Salaried India

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You are overpaying ₹48,200 under old regime.
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Deductions most people miss

The tax savings hiding in
your payslip.

Every year, salaried India leaves thousands of rupees on the table — not because the rules are unfair, but because nobody told them clearly. Here's the quick map.

§ 80C

ELSS, PPF, EPF, life insurance

Up to ₹1,50,000

The workhorse deduction. Most people fill it half-heartedly — and pay tax on the rest.

§ 80D

Health insurance (self + parents)

Up to ₹75,000

Family + senior-citizen parents' premium stack. Quietly one of the biggest savers.

§ HRA

Rent paid vs. exemption eligible

City-based

Metro 50% of basic, non-metro 40%. Rent receipts + landlord PAN unlock the benefit.

§ 24(b)

Home loan interest

Up to ₹2,00,000

On a self-occupied home. Pair with principal under 80C for a double-leg saving.

§ 80E

Education loan interest

No upper limit

For higher-education loans. Fully deductible — most people forget it exists.

§ 80CCD(1B)

NPS additional deduction

Up to ₹50,000

Over and above 80C. A rare cushion still available under the old regime.

Old regime vs. New regime

Two regimes.
One clear winner — for you.

The answer depends on your deductions, your rent, and your investments. Our Tax Estimator does the math in seconds — compare both regimes side by side.

Old regime
Deduction-heavy

For the investor who already claims everything.

  • 80C up to ₹1.5 L
  • 80D health insurance
  • HRA exemption
  • 24(b) home-loan interest
  • Standard deduction ₹50,000
New regime
Simple · default

For the salaried person who wants clarity, not clutter.

  • Lower, more generous slabs
  • ₹75,000 standard deduction
  • Rebate up to ₹12 L income
  • No investment gymnastics
  • Minimal paperwork
Your tax year, quarter by quarter

A financial year
done right.

Stop treating tax as a March scramble. SalaryFy quietly keeps your year moving — here's what the rhythm looks like.

Q1 · Apr – Jun

Plan the year

Declare 80C, 80D, HRA intent. Set SIPs. Submit rent receipts to HR.

Q2 · Jul – Sep

Mid-year check

Advance tax (Q1). Revisit investment mix. Reconcile payslips vs. declaration.

Q3 · Oct – Dec

Course correct

Advance tax (Q2 & Q3). Max out 80C before rush season. Organise Form 16 inputs.

Q4 · Jan – Mar

Close strong

Advance tax (Q4). Final 80C/80D top-ups. Collect proofs. Prepare ITR.

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