The Finance Bill 2026 has proposed no changes to income tax rates for the Financial Year 2026-27. This means existing tax slabs, surcharge structures, and the health and education cess will remain the same for all taxpayers, including individuals, firms, and companies. Both the new and old tax regimes, along with special provisions for domestic companies and co-operative societies, will continue with their current rates.
The Finance Bill, 2026, has proposed no change in income-tax rates for the FY 2026-27 (AY 2027-28) across all categories of taxpayers. The existing tax slabs, surcharge structure, and health and education cess will continue to apply, ensuring rate stability for individuals, firms, companies and other entities.
No Change in Tax Rates Across Regimes
The Bill confirms that income tax rates specified under various special taxation sections, such as Section 115BAC (new tax regime), Section 115BAA a
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FAQ :
No, the Finance Bill 2026 has proposed no changes to income tax rates for FY 2026-27. Existing tax slabs and structures will continue.
No, the tax slab structure for individuals and HUFs under the default new tax regime (Section 115BAC) remains unchanged for FY 2026-27.
The tax slab rates for individuals and HUFs continuing under the old tax regime will also remain unchanged for FY 2026-27.
No, the tax rates for co-operative societies, domestic companies, and foreign companies, as well as the optional concessional regimes, remain the same as the previous year.
Surcharge rates will remain the same as FY 2025-26, with a continued cap for individuals under the new regime. The health and education cess will also be levied at the existing 4%.