How to Compare new Tax Regime v/s old tax Regime on Single Page?
To compare the new Tax Regime versus the old Tax Regime on a single page, please follow these steps:
- Fill in all necessary data under the respective income heads.
- Navigate to: Forms → Summary of Computation [Ctrl + F11]
This section provides a concise comparison between the new and old tax regimes for the selected assessment year and prior years, conveniently displayed on a single page.
For printing, simply click on the Print button.
Hope this clarifies the process effectively.
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