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Estimate your Bangladesh personal income tax for income year 2025-26 / assessment year 2026-27 using updated NBR slabs, taxpayer categories, investment rebate, minimum tax, and AIT.
Last reviewed: May 2026. This calculator is for general planning only and is not tax advice.
Income Year 2025-26 / AY 2026-27 - NBR slabs - Investment rebate
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The calculator estimates taxable income, applies the 2025-26 slab rates, subtracts eligible rebate, and checks the BDT 5,000 minimum tax rule.
Taxable income is calculated after eligible allowance exemptions. Progressive NBR slabs are applied, then investment rebate is deducted using the lowest of 3% of total income, 15% of actual investment, or BDT 10 lakh. Minimum tax and AIT are then considered.
For income year 2025-26 / assessment year 2026-27, the general tax-free limit is BDT 375,000. After that, the next BDT 300,000 is taxed at 10%, the next BDT 400,000 at 15%, the next BDT 500,000 at 20%, the next BDT 2,000,000 at 25%, and the remaining income at 30%.
The tax-free limit is BDT 375,000 for general taxpayers, BDT 425,000 for women and senior citizens aged 65 or above, BDT 500,000 for physically challenged and third-gender taxpayers, and BDT 525,000 for gazetted freedom fighters.
The investment rebate is the lowest of three amounts: 3% of total income, 15% of actual eligible investment, or BDT 10 lakh. Eligible investments may include approved life insurance, provident fund, and savings instruments.
A minimum tax of BDT 5,000 applies when taxable income exceeds the relevant tax-free limit. This calculator applies the minimum tax rule before subtracting any Advance Income Tax already paid.
Yes. Enter any Advance Income Tax already paid by your employer or deducted at source. The calculator shows estimated tax payable after subtracting AIT from your tax liability.
No. CostNest provides an estimate for planning only. Bangladesh tax rules can change, and special income types may need professional review or confirmation from NBR.