In short
For employers: collect and verify employees’ investment proofs, then compute each employee’s salary TDS under the old vs new regime for FY 2026-27 — so the year-end (Q4) deduction is right and nobody is over- or under-deducted.Who it's for
- Employers and payroll teams finalising salary TDS
- CA firms handling 24Q / Form 138 for clients
- Anyone reconciling Form 12BB declarations against actual proofs
What's inside
- A Proof Tracker — one row per employee: declared vs verified amounts, auto shortfall and a status (Complete / Pending proofs / Short proof)
- A TDS Computation sheet — old vs new regime side by side for FY 2026-27
- Standard deduction (₹50,000 old / ₹75,000 new), Chapter VI-A with caps applied (80C ₹1.5L, 80CCD(1B) ₹50k, Section 24 ₹2L)
- Slab tax, the 87A rebate (nil tax to ₹5L old / ₹12L new), 4% cess, annual and monthly TDS
- A lower-tax-regime recommendation
- Input cells open; formula cells locked & password-protected
How to use it
- On the Proof Tracker, log each employee’s declared and verified amounts — the status updates as proofs come in
- On the Computation sheet, enter one employee’s salary and verified deductions
- Read the old vs new comparison, the recommended regime and the monthly TDS
- Use the figure to finalise the Q4 salary deduction
FAQs
What does it do?
Collects/verifies proofs and computes salary TDS old vs new for FY 2026-27.
Both regimes?
Yes — side by side, with the lower-tax regime flagged.
Caps applied?
Yes — 80C ₹1.5L, 80CCD(1B) ₹50k, Section 24 ₹2L automatically.
Free · verified 30 June 2026 against the Income-tax Act 2025 / FA 2025. General information, not professional advice; verify each computation before deducting.