For the Assessment Year 2024-25, the New Tax Regime is automatically applied to individuals and certain other entities. If you prefer the Old Tax Regime, the process for opting out depends on your Income Tax Return (ITR) form. For ITR 1 and 2, you can select the Old Tax Regime directly when filing. However, if you use ITR 3, 4, or 5, you must first submit Form 10-IEA before filing your return to claim the benefits of the Old Tax Regime. It's advisable to compare your tax liabilities under both regimes before making your choice.
For AY 2024-25,NEW TAX REGIMEis the default regime for Individual, HUF, AOP (other than co-operative society), BOI and Artificial Juridical Person.
If you want to opt for OLD TAX REGIME and you are
(i)Eligible to filereturn of income in ITR 1 2 , then select relevant optiondirectly in ITRand file return within the applicable due date.
(ii) Eligible to file return of income in ITR 3, 4 5 then you MUST file Form 10-IEAto avail benefit of old tax regime, and file return within the ap
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FAQ :
For Assessment Year 2024-25, the New Tax Regime is the default option for individuals, HUFs, AOPs (excluding co-operative societies), BOIs, and Artificial Juridical Persons.
If you are eligible to file your return using ITR 1 or 2, you can select the Old Tax Regime directly within the ITR form and file it by the due date.
If you are filing your return using ITR 3, 4, or 5, you must first submit Form 10-IEA to opt for the Old Tax Regime. You can then file your return by the due date.
Yes, it is strongly recommended to compare your tax liability under both the New Tax Regime and the Old Tax Regime before filing your income tax return.
You can use the 'Income Tax Calculator' link provided to compute your tax liability under different regimes.