SalaryExit uses a single TypeScript calculation layer with automated tests. This page explains what is exact arithmetic, what is modeled, and what is out of scope — not legal or tax filing advice.
Income tax slabs, standard deductions, and simplified Section 87A rebates follow the configured financial year (FY 2025–26 (AY 2026–27) tax slabs in engine). Values are defined in code and should be reviewed after each Union Budget. Surcharge and marginal relief are not modeled.
Policy sync for visitors: Calculator tax math was last aligned to Union Budget 2025 — new regime slabs & Section 87A (≤₹12L taxable); cess 4%. Surcharge and marginal relief are not modeled — validate Form 16 and CBDT circulars for filing. Content and methodology copy last reviewed: March 2026.
Given the same inputs and assumptions, the engine applies the same formulas every time: slab tax, cess on tax after rebate, PF on wage (with optional ceiling), and simple aggregations (e.g. final settlement sums).
Contributors can find deeper formula notes and a calculator-by-calculator audit (exact vs estimated) in the project repository alongside the code. On this site, the sections above summarize what visitors should rely on.
Content and methodology copy last reviewed: March 2026. Engine FY label: FY 2025–26 (AY 2026–27) tax slabs in engine.
Page content last reviewed: March 2026. For calculation scope and FY assumptions, see methodology.