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 (I) EMI CALCULATOR
  Can I take that Rs 25 lakh loan? loan. What will the EMI be? Can I manage to pay it? If this sounds
  like how you feel when you are thinking of a home loan, this is for you:
  Loan Amount (Rs)    Tenure (Years) 
  Interest Rate (%)      Compounding Term 

                                             

  EMI(Rs)   Total Payment (Rs) 
                    Total Interest (Rs)  

 (II)Stamp Duty
  State    Property Value (Rs.)       
  Stamp Duty (Rs.) 

  (III)Tax Calculator

 Enter Salary Received (Per Annum)
 Basic Salary       Dearness Allowance 
 H R A                Bonus Received       
 Fees &  Com   Taxable  Allowances  
 Other's             Medical                     

 Other Information (Per Annum)
 Heads
 House Rent Paid (Company Accommodation not provided) 
 Tick here if Company Accommodation Availed 
 House Rent Paid by Company 
 Tick here if Company Provides Car 
 Tick here if Company Provides Driver 
 Tick here if Male 
 Tick here if Staying In Metro 
 Professional Tax Paid 

 Enter The Other Income Figure (Per Annum)
 Dividend        
 Lottery         
 Horse Race    
 Bank Interest 

 Enter The Saving, Donation Figures etc (Per Annum)  Heads
 Deduction U/S 88 (Including PF) 
 Deductions U/S 80 CCC-80U      
 Relief  US  89/90/91                 

            

 Result:
 Gross Taxable Salary                  
 Net Taxable Salary                     
 Gross taxable income                  
 Less Deduction Under 80CC-80U   
 Net Taxable Income                   
 Gross Tax Liability                      
 Surcharge On Income Tax           
 Deductions Under Section 88       
 Relief Under Section 89/90/91      
 Net Tax Liability                        
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