Tools & Calculators — Dixit Legal, Lucknow
A small set of indicative calculators for common tax and appeal questions — worked out on the current statutory rates, with the relevant section noted alongside each figure. Prepared by Dixit Legal, Lucknow High Court.
About these calculators
These tools give a quick, first-look estimate for three situations that come up often: the tax a buyer must deduct when purchasing property, the long-term capital gains tax a seller may owe on land or a building, and the deposit a business must make to appeal a GST demand before the Tribunal.
Each calculator uses only the statutory rate for the relevant provision and shows a plain-language explanation with the section it rests on. They are for general information and give an indicative figure only. Real matters turn on facts — dates of acquisition, residential status, the exact heads of a demand, and available exemptions — so please treat the output as a starting point and verify the position with counsel before you act on it.
Estimate the tax a buyer must deduct at source when buying immovable property from a resident seller, and when the 1% deduction is triggered.
Open calculator → Income Tax · Sec 112Estimate the long-term capital gains tax on the sale of land or a building held for more than 24 months, at the flat 12.5% rate.
Open calculator → GST · Sec 112Estimate the 10% pre-deposit payable to appeal a GST demand before the Appellate Tribunal, with the statutory caps applied per head.
Open calculator →If you are weighing a property transaction, a capital-gains position, or a GST appeal, Dixit Legal can review the facts and advise on the exact liability, available exemptions, and the next step.
Discuss your matter on WhatsApp → Or call +91 70809 16305These calculators provide general information only, current as of 3 July 2026, and are not legal advice or a solicitation. The figures are indicative, based on the stated statutory rates, and do not account for exemptions, deductions, surcharge, individual facts, or subsequent changes in law. Using them does not create an advocate–client relationship. Please verify any figure with counsel before acting. Prepared with AI assistance and reviewed for publication by Dixit Legal.