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India Tax Guide FY 2025-26

In-depth articles on the New Income Tax Act, ITR filing, capital gains, and tax saving strategies — written for salaried taxpayers, investors, and freelancers.

New Income Tax Act 2025: Everything That Changes from April 1, 2026

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India's income tax law is getting its biggest rewrite in 60 years. The new Income Tax Act 2025, effective April 1, 2026, replaces the 1961 Act with simpler language, consolidated sections, and key changes to TDS rules and digital asset taxation. Here's what every salaried taxpayer needs to know.

15 March 20269 min read
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ITR-1 vs ITR-2 vs ITR-4: Which Tax Form Should You File in 2026?

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Filing the wrong ITR form is one of the most common tax mistakes Indians make. This guide uses a simple decision tree to help you pick the right form — ITR-1, ITR-2, or ITR-4 — with examples, common mistakes to avoid, and a free selector tool.

12 March 20267 min read
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How to Save Tax Under the New Regime — FY 2025-26 Guide

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Think you can't save tax under the new regime? You can — with employer NPS contributions, standard deduction, and family pension exemption. This guide compares old vs new regime with real salary numbers so you can make the right choice for FY 2025-26.

10 March 20268 min read
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Capital Gains Tax in India: Complete Guide for Stock & Mutual Fund Investors

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Major changes hit capital gains tax in Budget 2024: LTCG is now 12.5% (was 10%), STCG is 20% (was 15%), and indexation is removed for most assets. Plus crypto tax at 30% with 1% TDS. This comprehensive guide covers everything investors need to know for FY 2025-26.

8 March 202610 min read
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Freelancer's Guide to ITR-4: How Presumptive Tax Saves You Time & Money

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Freelancers and consultants can skip maintaining detailed books of accounts by opting for the presumptive tax scheme — Section 44AD for business (6%/8% of turnover) or 44ADA for professionals (50% of receipts). This guide covers who qualifies, what bank transactions get classified as income, and whether ITR-4 is right for you.

5 March 20268 min read
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