Money calculators that show their working
Five tools for the questions Indian salaried people and freelancers actually ask. No signup, no ads, nothing stored, nothing sent anywhere.
- Take-home salary calculator CTC to actual monthly in-hand, old regime versus new, with every deduction itemised
- Freelancer tax calculator (44ADA) Presumptive tax for consultants, plus advance tax dates, TDS credit and the GST threshold
- GST calculator Add or extract GST, with the CGST/SGST versus IGST split spelled out
- EMI calculator Monthly payment, total interest, and what prepaying actually saves you
- SIP calculator Projected corpus with a step-up option, and the inflation-adjusted number underneath it
- HRA exemption calculator The least-of-three rule that decides how much of your HRA is tax-free, old regime
- Gratuity calculator What you're owed after 5+ years at one employer, and the tax-free portion
- NPS tax benefit calculator What NPS actually saves under old vs new regime, and your corpus at retirement
- Capital gains tax calculator STCG vs LTCG on stocks and equity funds, with the ₹1.25L exemption applied correctly
Why another calculator site
Most of the existing ones are lead magnets. You put in your salary, you get a number, and then you get a call from someone selling insurance. These do not collect anything: every calculation runs in your browser, there is no server to send it to, and there is no form asking for a phone number before showing the result.
The second difference is that these show the working. A take-home figure is not very useful on its own — what you want to know is which line is eating your money and whether you picked the wrong tax regime. So every tool breaks the answer into the rows that produced it, and says plainly where an assumption has been made on your behalf.
What these are not
They are estimates for planning. Tax law has more edge cases than any calculator handles: marginal relief near surcharge thresholds, employer-specific salary structures, state-by-state professional tax, capital gains interactions. Before filing anything, or before making a decision with a lakh riding on it, talk to a CA. These tools are for the thinking you do beforehand.
Figures follow FY 2025–26 (AY 2026–27) rules. If a Budget has landed since and slabs have shifted, the numbers here will lag until they are updated.