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Back|New Tax Regime Offers Zero Tax Liability on Rs 15 Lakh CTC with Strategic Allowances and Perquisites

New Tax Regime Offers Zero Tax Liability on Rs 15 Lakh CTC with Strategic Allowances and Perquisites

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Economic Times·13.05.2026·🇮🇳India·Finance

New Tax Regime Offers Zero Tax Liability on Rs 15 Lakh CTC with Strategic Allowances and Perquisites

Salaried individuals can significantly reduce tax liability under the new tax regime

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The new tax regime in India allows for tax-free benefits on items like meal coupons and gadget reimbursements, potentially reducing tax liability to zero on a Rs 15 lakh CTC...

The new rules for Tax Year 2026-27 allow for tax-free benefits on items like meal coupons and gadget reimbursements, potentially bringing a Rs 15 lakh CTC to zero tax.

This article was originally published by Economic Times.

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