Need a formula to calculate tax

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Sir,Need a formula to calculate tax


slabs:
Up to 2,50,000- Nil
2,50,000 TO 5,00,000 -5% OF THE AMOUNT EXCEEDING 2,50,000
5.00,000 TO 10,00,000- 20% OF THE AMOUNT EXCEEDING 5,00,000
ABOVE 10,00,000 30%


example:
for 11,00,000 Rs

11,00,000-2,50,000 nil ( upto 2.5 lac no tax)

next (bal amout after first slab)
8,50,000 - 2,50,000 5% slab tax

next (bal amout after second slab)
6,00,000 -5,00,000 20% slab tax

next (bal amout after third slab)
1,00,000 30% slab tax

i tried if && not succeed
so pls help on this



Thanks in Advance

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Could you please explain that table/ I get the basic idea but I don't understand some of your units.

I'm assuming that for the first "x" units there is a certain charge but that changes as the number of units increase.
 
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Try this
=IF(E27>1000000,30%,IF(E27>500000,20%,IF(E27>250000,5%,0)))


Sir,Need a formula to calculate tax


slabs:
Up to 2,50,000- Nil
2,50,000 TO 5,00,000 -5% OF THE AMOUNT EXCEEDING 2,50,000
5.00,000 TO 10,00,000- 20% OF THE AMOUNT EXCEEDING 5,00,000
ABOVE 10,00,000 30%


example:
for 11,00,000 Rs

11,00,000-2,50,000 nil ( upto 2.5 lac no tax)

next (bal amout after first slab)
8,50,000 - 2,50,000 5% slab tax

next (bal amout after second slab)
6,00,000 -5,00,000 20% slab tax

next (bal amout after third slab)
1,00,000 30% slab tax

i tried if && not succeed
so pls help on this



Thanks in Advance

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=IF(E26>1000000,((E26-1000000)*30%)+100000,IF(E26>500000,((E26-500000)*20%)+25000,IF(E26>500000,((E26-500000)*20%)+12500,0)))

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=IF(E26>1000000,((E26-1000000)*30%)+100000,IF(E26>500000,((E26-500000)*20%)+25000,IF(E26>500000,((E26-500000)*20%)+12500,0)))

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Tested & Working.
=IF(E26>1000000,((E26-1000000)*30%)+100000,IF(E26>500000,((E26-500000)*20%)+25000,IF(E26>250000,((E26-250000)*5%)+12500,0)))
 
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Sir,Need a formula to calculate tax


slabs:
Up to 2,50,000- Nil
2,50,000 TO 5,00,000 -5% OF THE AMOUNT EXCEEDING 2,50,000
5.00,000 TO 10,00,000- 20% OF THE AMOUNT EXCEEDING 5,00,000
ABOVE 10,00,000 30%


example:
for 11,00,000 Rs

11,00,000-2,50,000 nil ( upto 2.5 lac no tax)

next (bal amout after first slab)
8,50,000 - 2,50,000 5% slab tax

next (bal amout after second slab)
6,00,000 -5,00,000 20% slab tax

next (bal amout after third slab)
1,00,000 30% slab tax

i tried if && not succeed
so pls help on this



Thanks in Advance

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Below formula will give you desired result , considering the income to be evaluated for tax is in cell C19.

=CHOOSE(MATCH(C19,{0,250000,500000,1000000},1),0,(C19-250000)*0.05,12500+(C19-500000)*0.2,112500+(C19-1000000)*0.3)

Thanks and Regards,
Swapnil Shah
 
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Cross-posted at ExcelGuru, where he was given the formula

=SUMPRODUCT(--(A1>{0;2500000;5000000;10000000}), (A1-{0;2500000;5000000;10000000}), {0;0.05;0.15;0.1})

which he says doesn't work, but he won't say how or why, or what he expects.
 
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Try formula below

Excel Workbook
ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUV
1IncomeTaxIncome is Greater Than or Equal To:But Less Than or Equal to:Tax RateDifferential rate
21,00,000.000.000.002,50,000.000%0%
32,50,000.000.002,50,000.015,00,000.005%5%
42,51,000.0050.005,00,000.0110,00,000.0020%15%
51,00,000.000.0010,00,000.0130%10%
61,00,000.000.00
71,00,000.000.00
81,00,000.000.00
India





?If you don't live in India then use custom format as below
[>=10000000]###\,##\,##\,##0.00;[>=100000]###\,##\,##0.00;##,##0.00

?

?
 
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