Key benefits of the new Income Tax Bill 2025 for high-income taxpayers like you:

Hello! Here are the key benefits of the new Income Tax Bill 2025 for high-income taxpayers like you:

New Tax Slabs for Easy Calculation:

Income up to ₹4 lakh: No tax

₹4-8 lakh: 5%

₹8-12 lakh: 10%

₹12-16 lakh: 15%

₹16-20 lakh: 20%

₹20-24 lakh: 25%

Above ₹24 lakh: 30%

This progressive structure provides clearer, fairer taxation from April 1, 2026.

Enhanced Tax Rebate (Section 87A):

Now up to ₹60,000 rebate on tax payable for incomes up to ₹12 lakh, vs the previous ₹12,500 limit.

This means substantial tax relief and increased take-home pay.

Compliance Ease for Heavy Taxpayers:

Removal of Alternate Minimum Tax (AMT) on LLPs reduces unnecessary tax burden.

Relaxed transfer pricing rules simplify related transactions.

Advance NIL-TDS certificates available for those with no tax liability.

Property Tax Relief:

No tax on notional rent for unoccupied properties, reducing onerous tax on empty homes.

Home loan interest deductions now extend to rented properties — a big boost if you invest in rental properties.

Business-Related Benefits:

Reinstatement of Section 80M allows inter-corporate dividends to avoid double taxation.

Simplified provisions for carrying forward losses and presumptive taxation enhance business ease.

Simplification & Modernization:

Replacement of 'Assessment Year' and 'Previous Year' with a unified 'Tax Year' makes timelines much easier to understand.

Clearer language and removal of redundant provisions reduce legal ambiguities.

Tax Filing & Refunds:

Refunds can now be claimed even if returns are filed late due to genuine reasons (like illness or tech issues).

Nil TDS certificates can be obtained more easily, facilitating smoother cash flow management.

Effective Date: The new rules apply from April 1, 2026, giving you time to plan ahead.

This bill is designed to reduce complexity, increase fairness, and improve compliance, especially benefiting high earners through better rebates, property-related reliefs, and eased tax administration.