India, the United States, the United Kingdom, Australia, and Canada, calculated on your device from the profile you enter.
These are educational estimates. They are not tax advice, not a filing product, and not a promise of the figure on a return. Rules change, and some items are left out on purpose. Check the result against the revenue authority for your country, or with a qualified professional, before you rely on it.
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The country, year, and amounts you enter, including U.S. contribution headroom for 401(k), IRA, and HSA room. IRA room is tracked only. Vittora does not apply an IRA deduction, because that depends on workplace-plan coverage it does not know. CSV export of your records stays free. There is no separate export of the profile by itself.
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The estimate
The computed estimate, the regime comparison, and the tax report export. For India, that includes comparing old and new regime treatments and remaining room under the familiar 80C-style limits. The comparison states what a section does. It does not recommend an instrument or an amount.
India
Included
Old and new regime estimates, including marginal relief
Capital gains counted in total income for surcharge
Employer NPS under the deduction commonly called 80CCD(2)
80C and 80D-style amounts where the old-regime deduction still applies
Not included
Non-resident rules are not applied
The estimate is shown to the paisa; a filed return rounds income and tax to the nearest ₹10
From tax year 2026–27, the Income-tax Act, 2025 renumbered sections. Labels such as 80C refer to the earlier Act
The 50% CGT discount when you record that the asset was held more than 12 months
Concessional super, which reduces assessable income
Not included
This estimate is for a single resident
HELP and HECS repayments, non-resident and working-holiday rates, the seniors and pensioners offset, the private health insurance rebate, and Division 293 tax are not included
Capital losses are not netted, and the conditions for the CGT discount are not checked
Provincial credits are not modelled, including provincial health premiums, the Quebec Parental Insurance Plan, the Canada Employment Amount, and provincial low-income reductions
GST/HST credit, the Canada Child Benefit, and dividend tax credits are not included
Quebec’s own return treats QPP and EI differently, and that treatment is not modelled
RRSP contributions are deducted as entered. Your deduction room is not known here
If you pick a year Vittora does not hold, the nearest held year is used and the estimate says so. Tax rules change: check the estimate against the official source before you rely on it.
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