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🏢 EPFO Withdrawal Tax Calculator

Calculate TDS on early Provident Fund withdrawals in India

Withdrawing your EPF before 5 years of continuous service attracts tax. Use this tool to calculate the exact TDS that EPFO will deduct based on the latest Income Tax rules and whether your PAN is linked.

Combine service years across employers if PF was transferred.
Only check this if your total annual income (including PF withdrawal) is below the basic exemption limit (₹3L in New Regime).
Evaluating Tax Status...
Gross Withdrawal
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TDS Deducted by EPFO
₹ 0
Rate: 0%

Net Amount Credited to Bank
₹ 0

Important Implication:

EPF Withdrawal Tax Rules (India)

The Employees' Provident Fund (EPF) is meant for retirement savings. To discourage early withdrawals, the Income Tax Act places strict tax implications on withdrawals made before 5 years of continuous service.

When is PF Withdrawal Tax-Free?

  • After 5 years: If you withdraw after completing 5 continuous years of service (across multiple employers if PF is transferred).
  • Under ₹50,000: If your total withdrawal amount is less than ₹50,000, no TDS is deducted even if service is less than 5 years.
  • Beyond your control: If termination was due to ill health, closure of the employer's business, or other reasons beyond your control (Sec 10(12)).

TDS Rates on Early Withdrawal (Before 5 Years, ₹50K+)

  • 10% TDS: If PAN is provided and linked to UAN.
  • 20% TDS: If PAN is not provided (Rate reduced from 30% to 20% in recent budgets).
  • 0% TDS: If you submit Form 15G or 15H declaring your total income is below the taxable threshold.

Tax Filing Requirement

Warning: TDS deduction does not mean your tax liability is settled. If you withdraw before 5 years, the amount becomes part of your regular income. The employer's contribution and interest become fully taxable under "Income from Other Sources". The tax deduction claimed under 80C for your contribution will be reversed. You must declare this when filing your ITR.

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