FME Regulatory Intelligence, Learning & Practice · IFSCA (Fund Management) Regulations, 2025

AIF TDS vs Actual Tax Calculator

The fund deducts 10% of a resident’s payout. Your actual tax depends on what each part of the payout is. See the difference.

1Enter your details

Split of your payout

Use the fund’s statement (Form No. 78) for the split. Leave a line blank if it does not apply.

Taxed at 12.5%.

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12.5% above the ₹1,25,000 yearly allowance; assumes no other such gains this year.

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Taxed at 20%.

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Taxed at your slab rate.

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Taxed at your slab rate.

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2Result Tax year 2026-27

Enter the parts of your payout to compare.

How this calculator works

  1. Enter your figures or answer the questions on the left.
  2. The result updates as you type, using the provisions listed under Legal provisions.
  3. Open “How was this calculated?” to see every step.

Things to keep in mind

  • This is an estimate based on the information you provide.
  • It covers Indian income-tax only.
  • The result depends on the fund structure, your status and the facts entered.
  • Surcharge is not included; it applies where total income exceeds ₹50 lakh.
  • Read the assumptions and the law before relying on the result.

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Prashant Kumar is a seasoned Company Secretary and corporate governance strategist with more than 13 years of experience advising large corporates, promoter-led groups and global businesses on compliance, regulatory risk and board governance. In GIFT IFSC, the IFSCA regime is his day job rather than a research topic.