80c tax saving calculator

how much 80c have you actually used?

EPF + ELSS + Insurance + PPF + Home loan principal — the full ₹1.5L menu. Most people max out without knowing. Many leave room and underclaim. See exactly what you have.

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your 80c menu (annual)
EPF (auto from salary)
₹60,000
₹0₹2,00,000
ELSS / tax-saving mutual fund
₹0
₹0₹1,50,000
life insurance premium
₹15,000
₹0₹1,50,000
PPF
₹0
₹0₹1,50,000
other 80c (NSC, home loan principal, kids tuition)
₹0
₹0₹1,50,000
tax slab
80C only works under the Old Tax Regime. The new regime (default since 2023-24) doesn't allow 80C deductions. If you're maxing out 80C + HRA + 80D, Old Regime usually wins. Cap is ₹1.5 lakh per year, total.
total 80c claimed
₹75,000
of ₹1,50,000 cap — ₹75,000 room left
excess over ₹1.5L doesn't add tax benefit (but still grows in equity if ELSS)
→ tax saved this year
₹22,500
→ suggested ELSS top-up
₹6,250/mo
cap remaining
₹75,000
extra tax savable if maxed
+₹22,500
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the boring math behind it

three honest answers.

what's 80c?

Section 80C of the Income Tax Act lets you reduce your taxable income by up to ₹1.5 lakh per year if you invest in eligible products. The benefit: you save tax at your marginal slab rate. The catch: most products have lock-ins.

what counts under 80c?

The eligible menu: EPF (auto from salary), PPF, ELSS (mutual funds with 3-yr lock-in), 5-yr tax-saving FD, NSC (5-yr), Senior Citizens Savings Scheme, Sukanya Samriddhi, home loan principal repayment, life insurance premiums (within limits), kids' tuition fees (paid to recognized institutions).

which option is best?

For long horizons + high marginal slab: ELSS wins (3-yr lock-in shortest, equity returns highest historically). For safety: PPF (~7.1%, govt-backed). For breadwinners: term insurance premium (cheapest cover).

For most people the right answer is a mix. Talk to Archita for help allocating.

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