This 29th Edition of Income Tax Mini Ready Reckoner, updated for Tax Year 2026–2027 and prepared as per the Income Tax Act, 2025, is a practical and comprehensive reference guide designed for taxpayers, professionals, accountants, consultants seeking quick and reliable access to essential income tax provisions. Authored by CA. (Dr.) Girish Ahuja and assisted by CA. (Adv.) Rahul Agrawal, the book serves as an efficient handbook for day-to-day tax planning, compliance management, and statutory reference. Structured in a concise and user-friendly format, it combines critical tax law provisions with practical tools for easy understanding and immediate application. It is especially useful for professionals who require instant access to tax rates, deadlines, deduction planning, and procedural obligations during the financial year. The book incorporates extensive coverage of: • Compact reference to major provisions of the Income Tax Act, 2025 • Investment planner for tax-saving and financial planning decisions • Calendar of Direct Tax Obligations for timely compliance • Advance Tax schedules and payment guidance • TDS provisions, rates, and deduction responsibilities • Income Tax Tables for individuals and various entities • Tax slabs, surcharge, cess, and rebate structure for Tax Year 2026–2027 • Important due dates for returns, audits, and statutory filings • Quick guidance on deductions, exemptions, and rebates • Ready reckoner format for fast professional consultation and office use This edition is particularly suitable for: • Chartered accountants, tax consultants, and finance professionals • Salaried individuals and business taxpayers managing yearly tax planning • Corporate compliance officers handling tax timelines and deductions • Students of taxation, commerce, and professional courses • Legal and financial practitioners requiring a concise working reference Whether used in office practice, personal tax planning, or client advisory work, this updated edition provides a dependable and time-saving guide to income tax compliance and planning for Tax Year 2026–2027