Upload your Form 16 or fill a short form, and get a clear side-by-side comparison with the numbers that actually apply to your salary structure. No spreadsheets, no CA appointment.
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Your company asks for a regime declaration, and you have a few days to decide something that affects your take-home pay for the whole year.
1. Give it your numbers. Upload your Form 16 or salary slip as a PDF, or fill in a short form if you'd rather type. It's built for how Indian salary structures actually look, not a generic global template.
2. See your free verdict. Before you pay anything, you find out which regime comes out ahead for you. If the answer is obvious for your situation, you'll know immediately.
3. Unlock the full plan. The paid plan gives you the complete side-by-side breakdown: where the difference comes from, which deductions are doing the work, and what to declare.
RegimeWise is a planning tool, not a filing service and not a substitute for a tax professional. It shows you the comparison clearly so you can make your own informed decision.
Run your numbers and see which regime wins, at no cost. Pay only if you want the full breakdown behind that answer.
Not just a verdict. The reasoning behind it, so you can check it yourself and explain it to your finance team.
Your tax under both regimes, laid out line by line, so you can see exactly where the difference comes from instead of trusting a single final number.
HRA, 80C, NPS, standard deduction, and the other components that make up an Indian salary are handled properly, not flattened into one "total income" box.
Skip the data entry. Upload the PDF you already have and let the planner read the numbers out of it.
See which deductions are moving the needle for you and which ones make no difference, so you stop optimising things that don't change your outcome.
You're going to make this choice anyway. You may as well make it with your actual numbers in front of you instead of a colleague's opinion.
Free verdict first. Pay only for the full breakdown.