Under 44ADA a professional is taxed on only half their receipts — but the scheme has a hard ceiling, and past it your whole income is taxed. Enter your receipts and find the income where full taxation finally pays.
How it works. Tax is computed under India’s actual rupee slabs (new regime, FY 2026–27 — Budget 2026 left slabs, surcharge, the ₹12L-income rebate and 4% cess unchanged). Use the USD / INR toggle up top to view every figure in either currency; dollar amounts convert at the rate shown. 44ADA’s statutory receipts ceiling is ₹75,00,000 (≈$78.4k at today’s rate) and needs ≥95% of receipts through banking channels — so its dollar value drifts with the exchange rate. “Fully taxed” assumes negligible deductible expenses, the case 44ADA’s flat 50% deduction is built to beat. No standard deduction (salary-only); surcharge marginal relief included. Planning tool, not tax advice — confirm with a CA.